Publication Summary
Rind and Simmons[1] have provided an excellent description of how neurones respond to looming stimuli. Unfortunately, however, their article missed some of the recent trends in the story of how humans judge time to contact (ttc). In particular, recent work suggests that previous accounts of human timing behaviour might have exaggerated the role of looming and neglected the part of binocular information.
CAER Authors
Prof. Mark Mon-Williams
University of Leeds - Chair in Cognitive Psychology