Are high-level aftereffects perceptual?

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@sampendu Haha yes, see my PhD for a long diatribe on this (summary: https://t.co/HehxfqUWkS). I do think there is adaptation at all levels of processing - but this demo confounds them & is likely predominantly local. To be fair, expts almost always at

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Are high-level aftereffects perceptual? http://t.co/ae8Ve9Aa0C

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Why high-level aftereffects could reflect decisional rather than perceptual factors from @katestorrs http://t.co/a6XcnonlUq

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"Are high-level aftereffects perceptual?" by Kate Storrs @katestorrs http://t.co/PG1juEF23V

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