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  • Visual perception
  • Human motion analysis
  • Cognitive neuroscience

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  • Human vision processes walking for social interaction and collision avoidance.
  • Perception of multiple walking motions involves reference repulsion and repulsive adaptation.
  • Short-term perception of walking biological motion remains unclear.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate serial dependence in perceiving walking biological motion.
  • To compare serial dependence in biological versus nonbiological motion.
  • To explore the mutual influence and asymmetry between biological and nonbiological motion perception.

Main Methods:

  • Participants adjusted motion direction to match previously seen stimuli.
  • Experiments involved biological motion (walking) and nonbiological motion (rotating sphere).
  • Assessed serial dependence, reference repulsion/attraction, and cross-domain influence.

Main Results:

  • Serial dependence was found in walking biological motion perception.
  • Nonbiological motion showed similar serial dependence but with greater amplitude.
  • Biological motion perception exhibited serial dependence alongside reference repulsion, unlike nonbiological motion's reference attraction.

Conclusions:

  • Vision employs serial dependence for stable biological motion representation over time.
  • Biological motion perception is less biased than nonbiological motion to prevent deviation.
  • The unique social significance of biological motion drives asymmetric perceptual influences.