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In Exp. I, the way to resolve the disparities of color between successively presented stimuli was tested with different color combinations of identical shapes. In Exp. II, the interaction of shape and color differnces was tested in determining twoor three-dimensional perceptual rotation. Four to five undergraduates served as subjects in each experiment. The results were as follows: (1) The disparities in color have a remarkable influence on the type of perceived motion, but not on the total proportion of seeing motion. (2) The perceptual transformation is determined by the type of stimulus configuration in color as well as in shape. (3) The same type of the stimulus configuration both in shape and in color facilitates the seeing motion more than the different one. These findings are interpreted to support the notion that there is a functional similarity in the processing of shape and color in the visual system.

Disparities of shape and color in determining the type of apparent movement