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Journal of Vision - The swinging doors of perception: Stereomotion ... Gap motion was confined to one half-image throughout the motion sequence of each stereo pair. This resulted in a “swinging doors” percept similar to that ... 2.
Journal of Vision - Spatial uncertainty explains exogenous and ... The same general pattern of results was obtained with cues designed to engage the exogenous and endogenous orienting systems. The data suggest that, ... 3.
Journal of Vision - The representation of visual space in an ... Here, we investigate whether this pattern of results imply a distorted representation of viewing distance in the expanding room. ... 4.
Journal of Vision - Object tracking in ecologically valid ... JOV article - Object tracking in ecologically valid occlusion events by Slemmer ... Tracking through occlusion is thus more difficult when objects can also ... 5.
Journal of Vision - The case of the misperceived saltire: Oblique ... The case of the misperceived saltire: Oblique motion of two intersecting lines is biased [Abstract]. Journal of Vision, 5(8):656, 656a, ... 6.
Journal of Vision - The effects of viewing angle, camera angle ... JOV article - The effects of viewing angle, camera angle, and sign of surface curvature on the perception of three-dimensional shape from texture by Todd, ... 7.
Journal of Vision - Distractor word meaning the target-defining ... JOV article - Distractor word meaning the target-defining color elicits the attentional blink by Ariga & Yokosawa. 8.
Journal of Vision - The extended Maxwellian view, by MacLeod & Beer The extended Maxwellian view [Abstract]. Journal of Vision, 3(9):341, 341a, http://journalofvision.org/3/9/341/, doi:10.1167/3.9.341. Keywords ... 9.
Journal of Vision - The color of music, by Schloss, Lawler, & Palmer Karen B. Schloss. Department of Psychology, University of California, Berkeley. [e-mail]. Patrick Lawler. Department of Cognitive Science, University of ... 10.
Journal of Vision - Ideal observer analysis of the development of ... JOV article - Ideal observer analysis of the development of spatial contrast sensitivity in macaque monkeys by Kiorpes, Tang, Hawken, & Movshon. |
