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Conclusions Experiment 3 • Whether contour integration occurs in the absence of attention and awareness is currently debated • Previous ERP experiments have identified a possible index of contour integration: By comparing ERPs elicited by contour-present vs. contour-absent stimuli, a contour-specific negativity is evident over the posterior scalp from ~150-300ms • Here we investigate the properties of this contour-specific ERP in a series of 5 experiments: 1. Replicate basic effect, explore spatial specificity of contour-related ERP 2. Distinguish sensory vs. task-based effects 3. Is spatial attention and/or task-relevancy necessary? 4. Is perceptual awareness necessary? 5. How do stimulus and task-based factors modulate contour processing? Experiment 4

Contour integration and its independence from attention, awareness, and task-relevance