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model is readily refinable to a more anatomi- cally exact version by the methods of Bel- ..... tion of the retinal image of an object on this line even if the eyes were ...
quantitative tests of Amsel's and other's theories of instrumen- tal learning and ..... The retrospective curves fit the data quite well, accounting on the average for ...
Cambridge, MA 02139. Jack M. Loomis ... from a terminal location in the maze (from which the objects could no longer be seen). ..... mode), they were told that the guide object would never ... Figure 4 gives the mean ratings of motion sickness.
the literature--data from many rats, taken over the course of many trials. .... ing after they had traversed only one fifth of the alley. These interactions are ... To answer that question, we require data ..... Elements of the theory of Markov Pro-.
The role of locomotion in the acquisition and transfer of spatial knowledge was investigated in 144 five-, seven- and eleven-year-old children. Two experiments ...
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with visual and auditory stimuli. Such illusory movement can be useful in displays to indicate real movement, or direction (see, eg, Alles 1970; Sparks et al 1978).
Reed C M, Rabinowitz W M, Durlach N I, Braida L D, Conway-Fithian S, Schultz M C, 1983. ``Research ... D J Murray (New York: Academic Press). Weinstein S ...
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Of course the sug- gestion that selection-for-action is related to an object-level ...... 102, 519â530. 10 Chieffi, S. et al. (1993) Study of selective reaching and ...
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does not influence the correspondence and surface perception. This also ... motion such that the columns of red and black rectangles were seen to move to the right as shown ... One-way motion (as represented by arrows connect- .... of feedforward pro
structure from motion and surface-representation processes. ... results suggest that the higher, 3-D structure-recovery stage may influence the lower, 2-D motion-.
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