抄録
Visually induced illusory self-motion perception is named vection. Vection has been studied for about 40 years in behavioral and cognitive Psychology. Especially, stimulus attributes for effective or inefficient vection induction have been extensively studied. For example, wider and larger stimulus size and peripheral visual filed rather than central could induce stronger vection (Brandt et al., 1973; Nakamura, 2006 & 2008), multiple (six) colors could induce stronger vection than the black and white (Bonato & Bubka, 2006), color red in optic flow stimulus inhibited vection (Seno et al., 2011)(although Seya et al., 2015 reported the opposite case), attention could modulate vection strength (Seno et al., 2011; Kitazaki & Sato, 2003) and the oscillatory and jittering display of optic flow facilitated vection (review, Palmisano et al., 2011). In this study, we challenged to make possible all demo movies of all of those vection stimuli. There has been no such challenge in Psychology so far. We made various types of vection stimuli that were based on over 30 Psychological published articles (some of them are described above). We think our movies can contribute to both science and art. We are trying to make movies that are most beautiful, interesting and fully scientific.
