Attentional Eye Selection Affects Perception During Binocular Rivalry.

Although statistical analysis in each stimulus size did not reveal a significant difference between the sighting and the nonsighting eyes ( P > 0.05 across stimulus sizes), a numerical trend suggests a transition from the sighting eye dominance in the no-attention condition to attentional selected nonsighting eye dominance under the attention condition ( Fig. 2 H).

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Again, the shifts from the sighting eye, which is the sensory dominant eye under the no-attention condition, to the attentional selected nonsighting eye, which is the sensory dominant eye across all stimulus sizes, are substantial and highly significant, and these findings were confirmed by statistical tests (see Table 2 ).

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