Retinal rivalry

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Retinal rivalry is the phenomenon in which two dissimilar images are perceived by corresponding zones of the retinas, leading to superimposition. This causes one of the images to be suppressed, usually by the image perceived by the eye connected to the dominant cerebral hemisphere (usually the left).


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