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. 2014 Sep 17;5:975. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00975

Figure 2.

Figure 2

The influence of TMS on feature fusion. A sequence of a vernier and an anti-vernier is followed by a TMS-pulse to the occipital cortex. The offsets of the vernier and anti-vernier are adjusted so that for each participant, vernier dominance is at 50% without TMS (dotted line). TMS applied at SOAs 20–120 ms leads to dominance of the second vernier, TMS applied at SOAs 120–420 ms leads to dominance of the first vernier. The long-lasting TMS effect indicates that feature integration cannot be completed before 420 ms. Figure adapted from Scharnowski et al. (2009). The arrow indicates the TMS pulse.