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KembaraXtra-Psychology – Backward Masking
Backward masking occurs when perception of a stimulus is weakened or eliminated because it is quickly followed by another stimulus. In visual masking, for example, a later image can prevent conscious awareness of an earlier one. Related concepts include metacontrast, auditory masking, and simultaneous masking.
Backward masking occurs when perception of a stimulus is weakened or eliminated because it is quickly followed by another stimulus. In visual masking, for example, a later image can prevent conscious awareness of an earlier one. Related concepts include metacontrast, auditory masking, and simultaneous masking.
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