Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Children with dyslexia: evidence for visual attention deficits in perception of rapid sequences of objects,2004,44,21,2521-2535,Visser
Internal surface representations approximated by reverse correlation,2004,44,21,2515-2520,Gosselin
Effect of background motion on the perceived shape of a 3-D object,2004,44,21,2505-2513,Zhong
Stopping the motion and sleuthing the flash-lag effect: spatial uncertainty is the key to perceptual mislocalization,2004,44,22,2605-2619,Kanai
Factors limiting suprathreshold vision measured by a flash-sound simultaneity paradigm,2004,44,22,2577-2585,Manahilov
Components of motion perception revealed: two different after-effects from a single moving object,2004,44,22,2545-2549,Lopez-Moliner
Influence of age speed and duration of monotonous driving task in traffic on the driver's useful visual field,2004,44,23,2737-2744,Lambilliotte
Illusory motion reversal is caused by rivalry not by perceptual snapshots of the visual field,2004,44,23,2653-2658,Kline
Visual adaptation to natural scene statistics and visual preference,2021,180,,87-95,Spehar
The effects of eye movements spatial attention and stimulus features on inattentional blindness,2004,44,27,3211-3221,Koivisto
Facilitation of contrast detection in near-peripheral vision,2004,44,27,3193-3202,Giorgi
Figure-ground segregation can rely on differences in motion direction,2004,44,27,3177-3182,Kandil
Is there opponent-orientation coding in the second-order channels of pattern vision?,2004,44,27,3145-3175,Graham
Accommodation as a function of age and the linearity of the response dynamics,2004,44,27,3119-3130,Heron
Local and non-local deficits in amblyopia: acuity and spatial interactions,2004,44,27,3099-3110,Bonneh
Attentional effects on sensory tuning for single-feature detection and double-feature conjunction,2004,44,26,3053-3064,Neri
Attention enhances adaptability: evidence from motion adaptation experiments,2004,44,26,3035-3044,Rezec
Perceiving depth order during pursuit eye movement,2004,44,26,3025-3034,Naji
Symmetrical horizontal vergence contributes to the asymmetrical pursuit of targets in depth,2004,44,26,3015-3024,Maxwell
Spatial integration in structure from motion,2004,44,26,3001-3013,Di Luca
Sensory uncertainty governs the extent of audio-visual interaction,2004,44,25,2875-2884,Heron
Orientation discrimination across the visual field: matching perceived contrast near threshold,2004,44,23,2719-2727,Sally
Attenuation of perceived motion smear during the vestibulo-ocular reflex,2005,45,16,2191-2200,Bedell
Detection of symmetry and anti-symmetry,2005,45,16,2145-2160,Sally
Pattern specificity of human visual motion processing,2005,45,16,2137-2143,Heinrich
Discrimination of speed in 5-year-olds and adults: Are children up to speed?,2005,45,16,2129-2135,Ahmed
The influence of spatial and temporal noise on the detection of first-order and second-order orientation and motion direction,2005,45,16,2081-2094,Ledgeway
Optimal size for perceiving motion decreases with contrast,2005,45,16,2059-2064,Tadin
Integrating visual cues for motor control: a matter of time,2005,45,15,1975-1989,Greenwald
Modeling the influence of task on attention,2005,45,2,205-231,Navalpakkam
Action modulates object-based selection,2005,45,17,2268-2286,Linnell
The effect of visual field defects on eye movements and practical fitness to drive,2002,42,5,669-677,Brouwer
Effect of sleep deprivation and driving duration on the useful visual field in younger and older subjects during simulator driving,2003,43,13,1465-1472,Roge
What controls attention in natural environments?,2001,41,25-26,3535-3545,Shinoda
Hitting what one wants to hit and missing what one wants to miss,2001,41,25-26,3321-3329,Gray
Hemianopic visual field defects elicit hemianopic scanning,2002,42,10,1339-1348,Brouwer
Accommodative tracking: a trial-and-error function,1964,4,11,585-594,Miller
Note on measurement of visual after-image intensity as a function of time,1964,4,11,579-584,Ekman
The effect of wavelength on visual perceptual latency,1964,4,11,567-578,Guth
Relation of brightness to duration and luminance under light- and dark-adaptation,1964,4,7,391-401,Aiba
A note on disability glare,1965,5,9,565-571,Fisher
Brightness and discriminability of light flashes,1965,5,9,545-557,Nachmias
Stereoscopic thresholds as a function of head- and object-orientation,1965,5,7,455-461,Ebenholtz
Photosensitization and intrinsic noise in the visual system,1966,6,1,113-115,Nachmias
Enhancement of occipito-cortical responses to light flashes in man during attention,1966,6,1,109-111,van Hof
Facilitation effect of background light on target detection: a test of theories of absolute threshold,1966,5,5,299-312,Smith
Spatial and temporal facilitation in vision,1966,6,9,533-551,van den Brink
Visual perception of direction in the dark: roles of local sign eye movements and ocular proprioception,1966,6,7,453-469,Matin
Threshold values and the psychophysical function in brightness vision,1968,8,6,747-758,Ekman
The role of the pupil in the disability glare measurements,1968,8,8,1107-1122,Schober
Visual perception,1968,8,12,1507-1520,Dupuy
Fusion and nonfusion as factors in aversion to high luminance,1968,8,12,1501-1506,Mathis
Visual suppression during smooth following and saccadic eye movements,1969,9,1,195-197,Starr
A spatial integration effect in visual acuity,1969,9,1,157-166,Findlay
Contrast response of human visual mechanismsensitive to orientation and direction of motion,1969,9,3,397-406,Sekuler
Static perimetry in young children,1969,9,2,305-311,Lakowski
Contrast sensitivity of the human peripheral retina,1969,9,8,947-952,Daitch
The effect of visual context on perception of a form's parts as successive,1969,9,8,923-933,McFarland
Crowding-An essential bottleneck for object recognition: A mini-review,2008,48,5,635-654,Levi
Signal luminance and position effects in human reaction time,1963,3,,239-251,RAINS
Some differences between real and apparent visual movement,1963,3,,191-206,KOLERS
Interpolation and extrapolation on the path of apparent motion,2008,48,7,872-881,Verstraten
Target selection in visual search as revealed by movement trajectories,2008,48,7,853-861,Song
Stereoscopic depth perception in peripheral field and global processing of horizontal disparity gradient pattern,2008,48,6,753-764,Droulez
Comparing motion induction in lateral motion and motion in depth,2008,48,5,695-702,Harris
Deciding what to see: The role of intention and attention in the perception of apparent motion,2008,48,8,1096-1106,Kohler
Reaction time as a function of retinal location,1966,6,12,729-732,Payne
Dependence of visual tracking capability upon stimulus predictability,1966,6,12,707-716,Jones
Changes in the direction of induced aniseikonic slant as a function of distance,1967,7,9,777-783,Gillam
Perceptual responses and cortical potentials evoked in man by pulse trains of varied numbers and frequencies of presentation,1967,7,7,611-617,Fleming
The relationship between retinal disparity and relative visual distance,1968,8,3,325-332,Shipley
Fixation of targets near the absolute foveal threshold,1968,8,3,277-286,Steinman
Disability glare and age,1968,8,2,207-214,Reading
Letter: Visual task effect in spectral eye sensitivity,1968,8,6,759-760,Khazanov
Effects of Ethyl Alcohol on the Evoked Potential of the Human Eye,1963,3,3-4,155-169,Ikeda
Subjective Brightness During Dark-Adaptation,1962,2,6,495-502,Vandenbrink
Stereoscopic Depth Perception From After-Images,1962,2,5,439-447,Ogle
Measurement of the Underlying Process in Perceptual Fluctuations,1962,2,3,253-260,Ekman
Visual Threshold During Eye Movements,1962,2,3,261-262,Latour
The Mechanism of Dark-Adaptation,1962,1,5-6,386-403,Bouman
Effect of Hyperventilation on Foveal Critical Flicker Frequency,1961,1,3-4,287-300,Ikeda
Prediction of Relative Luminous Efficiency From Fundamental Sensation Curves,1961,1,1-2,42-61,Sperling
Critical flicker frequency as a function of viewing distance stimulus size and luminance,1970,10,1,55-63,Harvey
Spatio-temporal integration in binocular-kinetic space perception,1970,10,1,65-78,Lee
The Visual Perception of Size and Distance,1963,3,3-4,101-120,Gogel
Binocular depth perception and the optic chiasm,1970,10,1,43-47,Blakemore
Binocular depth perception and the corpus callosum,1970,10,1,49-54,Blakemore
Distance in stereoscopic vision: the three-point problem,1969,9,12,1505-1521,Foley
Nonlinearities of the human oculomotor system: time delays,1969,9,12,1491-1503,St-Cyr
Rod and cone contributions to the human early receptor potential,1970,10,3,207-218,Goldstein
A nonlinear analysis of the mechanics of accommodation,1970,10,5,375-391,O'Neill
Induced changes in the perceived orientation of line segments,1970,10,4,333-349,Bouma
Sensitization by annular surrounds: spatial summation properties,1970,10,7,549-561,Teller
Dependance of visual acuity in eye pursuit movements on the visual field luminance,1970,10,7,535-541,Methling
Color evoked brain responses in man,1970,10,9,917-919,Shipley
The effect of stimulus velocity on human torsional eye movements,1970,10,8,781-784,Kertesz
Ocular pursuit movement as a function of visual and proprioceptive stimulation,1970,10,8,775-780,Jordan
Contour effects on a brightness paradox,1970,10,10,1057-1064,Bergström
Sensitization by annular surrounds: individual differences,1970,10,10,1045-1055,Teller
An hypothesis to account for a basic distinction between rods and cones,1971,11,1,1-5,Young
Bibliography of work on flashing lights (1911-1969),1971,11,Suppl 2,1-111,Hargroves
On the mechanisms of visual adaptation,1971,1971,Suppl 3,51-63,Byzov
Evoked potentials and central processing of visual information,1971,11,Suppl 3,457-477,García Austt
The response of the human visual system to moving spatially-periodic patterns: further analysis,1971,11,1,57-81,Foster
Light adaptation and visual latency,1971,11,4,363-369,Prestrude
Comparison of human visual cortical potentials evoked by stabilized and unstabilized targets,1971,11,7,657-670,Keesey
The influence of spatial intervals and thickness of lines of stimulus patterns on stabilized images,1971,11,7,671-677,Gilbert
Visual recognition of isolated lower-case letters,1971,11,5,459-474,Bouma
The tilt after-effect: a fresh look,1971,11,8,833-840,Campbell
Extraretinal correction and memory for target position,1971,11,7,743-746,Skavenski
Visually evoked cortical responses to the on- and off-set of patterned light in humans,1971,11,7,685-695,Harter
Flicker adaptation. i. effect on visual sensitivity to temporal fluctuations of light intensity,1971,11,9,943-952,Pantle
Visual regulation of the oculomotor system: the optic motor effect of eccentric afterimages,1971,11,9,905-920,Klein
Apparent movement due to closely spaced sequentially flashed dots in the human peripheral field of vision,1971,11,9,889-903,Thorson
Visual functions in quinine poisoning,1971,11,10,1218,François
Some dynamic features of colour vision,1971,11,11,1307-1324,Tyler
Binocular depth perception without geometrical cues,1971,11,11,1299-1305,Fiorentini
Retinomotor response: characteristics and mechanisms,1971,11,11,1225-1288,Ali
Visual adaptation: a case of nonlinear summation,1972,12,1,103-109,Glantz
Sensitization by annular surrounds: sensitization and masking,1971,11,12,1445-1458,Teller
Dynamic visual acuity eye movements and peripheral acuity for moving targets,1972,12,2,305-321,Brown
The size-distance relation and intrinsic geometry of visual space: implications for processing,1972,12,2,323-332,Foley
Resolution thresholds for moving targets at the fovea and in the peripheral retina,1972,12,2,293-304,Brown
Dynamic properties of vision. ii. theoretical relationships between flicker and flash thresholds,1972,12,2,279-292,Roufs
Dynamic properties of vision. i. experimental relationships between flicker and flash thresholds,1972,12,2,261-278,Roufs
Peripheral and central contributions to psychophysical spatial interactions,1972,12,2,253-259,Fiorentini
Reversibility of perceived motion: selective adaptation of the human visual system to speed size and orientation,1972,12,1,69-87,Erke
Spatial frequency channels in the human visual system: effects of luminance and pattern drift rate,1972,12,1,53-68,Graham
Interactions of the horizontal and vertical human oculomotor systems: the saccadic systems,1972,12,1,33-52,Feinstein
Accuracy of stereoscopic localization of small line segments that differ in size or orientation for the two eyes,1972,12,3,437-454,Mitchell
Evaluation of long term visual motion after-image following monocular stimulation,1972,12,2,359-361,Locke
Impaired motion detection preceding smooth eye movements,1972,12,2,353-356,Richards
A lateral light adaptation effect in human vision,1972,12,2,347-352,Burton
Density of human lens pigmentation: in vivo measures over an extended age range,1972,12,2,343-346,Coren
A perceptual correlate of McIlwain's"periphery effect",1972,12,3,519-520,Sharpe
Release of pursuit eye movements using after-images,1972,12,7,1307-1311,Pearce
The effect of target contrast variation on dynamic visual acuity and eye movements,1972,12,7,1213-1224,Brown
Contrast in night vision,1973,13,1,73-80,Fiorentini
Asymmetries related to cerebral dominance in returning the eyes to specified target positions in the dark,1973,13,1,81-94,Heywood
Contrast effects in geometric illusions,1973,13,1,201-205,Davidoff
A combined photoelectric method for detecting eye movements,1972,12,12,2145-2146,Mitrani
Human receptive field characteristics: probe analysis of stabilized images,1973,13,2,231-244,Brown
The role of colour perception and"pattern"recognition in stereopsis,1973,13,2,505-509,Ramachandran
Two dimensional eye movement recording using a photo-electric matrix method,1973,13,2,425-431,Jones
Visual interference in the parafoveal recognition of initial and final letters of words,1973,13,4,767-782,Bouma
The effects of edge sharpness and exposure duration on detection threshold,1973,13,4,759-766,Hood
Acuities for spatial arrangement in line figures: human and ideal observers compared,1973,13,3,599-620,Andrews
Apparent contraction and disappearance of moving objects in the peripheral visual field,1973,13,5,959-975,Day
Visual threshold: human scotopic luminosity functions determined with optokinetic nystagmus,1973,13,5,1001-1004,Metz
Binocular rivalry and binocular fusion of after-images,1973,13,5,999-1000,Wade
Orientational selectivity of grating and line detectors in human vision,1973,13,8,1479-1486,Kulikowski
Apparent movement with subjective contours,1973,13,7,1399-1401,Ramachandran
The effect of colour on time delays in the human oculomotor system,1973,13,7,1395-1398,Goodwin
The interaction between horizontal and vertical eye-rotations in tracking tasks,1973,13,9,1701-1712,Fender
Spatial determinants of the aftereffect of seen motion,1973,13,9,1681-1690,Over
Signal and noise in the human oculomotor system,1973,13,10,1979-1991,St-Cyr
Stimulus specificity in the human visual system,1973,13,10,1915-1931,Blakemore
Visual information obtained from flashes and from afterimages,1973,13,12,2435-2447,Ditchburn
Perception of structure in flashes and in afterimages,1973,13,12,2423-2433,Ditchburn
The dissociation of sideways movements from movements in depth: psychophysics,1973,13,12,2403-2415,Regan
Some dynamic features of depth perception,1973,13,12,2369-2379,Regan
Latency functions in human vision,1973,13,12,2219-2234,Mansfield
Spatio-temporal interaction between visual colour mechanisms,1974,14,1,35-39,Foster
The colour specificity of spatial adaptation: red-blue interactions,1974,14,1,41-51,Sharpe
Visual sensitivity to disparity pulses: evidence for directional selectivity,1974,14,5,357-361,Regan
Human binocular summation at absolute threshold,1974,14,7,445-458,Thorn
Perception of size at the detection threshold: its accuracy and possible mechanisms,1974,14,7,535-543,Thomas
Visual conspicuity and selective background interference in eccentric vision,1974,14,7,459-471,Engel
Letter: Sustained visual afterimages,1974,14,8,743-744,Magnussen
Spatial noise for visual research,1974,14,8,721-723,Koenderink
Direction perception and human fixation eye movements,1974,14,8,703-711,Findlay
Peripheral area-intensity interaction in simple visual reaction time,1974,14,10,971-974,Dwyer
Perceptual integration and perceptual segregation of brief visual stimuli,1974,14,11,1059-1069,Hogben
The horizontal-vertical illusion: binocular and dichoptic investigations of bisection and verticality components,1974,14,12,1323-1326,Gleason
Are visual evoked potentials to motion-reversal produced by direction-sensitive brain mechanisms?,1974,14,11,1281-1284,Clarke
Motion aftereffect magnitude as a measure of the spatio-temporal response properties of direction-sensitive analyzers,1974,14,11,1229-1236,Pantle
The effect of smooth tracking and saccadic eye movements on the perception of size: the shrinking circle illusion,1975,15,1,49-55,Coren
Minimum separable as a function of speed of a moving object,1975,15,1,23-33,Bhatia
Visual movement aftereffect: evidence for independent adaptation to moving target and stationary surround,1975,15,1,117-121,Day
Characteristics of moving visual scenes influencing spatial orientation,1975,15,3,357-365,Bauer
Asymmetries in human accomodation and visual experience,1975,15,4,483-492,Freeman
Binocular detection of vertical and horizontal line segments,1975,15,4,471-476,Fox
The role of positional and orientational disparity cues in human fusional response,1975,15,3,427-430,Wright
Measuring perceived orientation,1975,15,,1031-1033,Emerson
Apparent size and contrast,1975,15,,949-955,Weale
Hemispheric interactions in human fusional response,1975,15,,945-948,Kertesz
Rotation and translation effects on stereoscopic acuity,1975,15,,939-944,Uttal
Simultaneous motion contrast: velocity sensitivity and depth response,1975,15,11,1231-1238,Sekuler
The effect of borders and contours on threshold during early dark adaptation,1975,15,11,1217-1224,Kitterle
Reaction times in the detection of gratings by human observers: a probabilistic mechanism,1975,15,,1143-1149,Tolhurst
Subjective patterns elicited by light flicker,1975,15,11,1291-1293,Cole
Slow oculomotor control in the presence of moving backgrounds,1975,15,11,1263-1268,Steinman
Effect of dioptrics on peripheral visual acuity,1975,15,12,1357-1362,Leibowitz
The detection and identification of lines and edges,1975,15,12,1367-1372,Tolhurst
The fusion illusion,1976,16,5,535-543,Kaufman
Binocular interaction in the dark,1976,16,5,473-476,Makous
Perceived length and the Craik-O'Brien illusion,1976,16,4,435,Crovitz
Perceptual conflict between visual motion and change of location,1976,16,5,557-558,MacKay
Fusion prevails: A reply to Kaufman and Arditi,1976,16,5,545-552,Kertesz
Visual detection of patterns periodic in two dimensions,1976,16,9,991-998,Burton
Perceptual latencies to sinusoidal gratings,1976,16,9,969-972,Lupp
Adaptation alters perceived direction of motion,1976,16,7,779-781,Sekuler
Visual adaptation: retinal transduction brightness and sensitivity,1976,16,7,679-690,Mansfield
An experimental study of geometric properties of the visual space,1976,16,10,1061-1069,Musatov
Spatial and temporal summation in the perception of lines,1976,16,11,1329-1335,Vassilev
Flying clouds: an illusion of visual capture and distance reversal,1976,16,12,1522-1524,Shipley
Perception time and spatial frequency,1976,16,1,89-82,Vassilev
A size illusion opposite to the Craik-O'Brien illusion,1977,17,8,989-990,Chun Chiang
Coherent motion and stereopsis in dynamic visual noise,1977,17,8,903-910,Rose
Perception of temporal order in adjacent visual stimuli,1977,17,8,887-892,Westheimer
Subjective standstill caused by the interaction of moving patterns,1977,17,10,1243,Clarke
Proprioceptive information about target location suppresses autokinesis,1977,17,10,1225-1229,Lackner
Information capacity of eyes,1977,17,10,1163-1175,Snyder
A psychophysical study of the visual perception of"instantaneous"and"durable",1977,17,1,57-63,Servière
Human color perception and Stiles' pi mechanisms,1977,17,3,417-422,Estévez
The tilt illusion: repulsion and attraction effects in the oblique meridian,1977,17,3,367-374,O'Toole
Electrophysiological correlates of the visual perception of"instantaneous"and"durable",1977,17,1,65-69,Servière
Directional scanning biases and shifts of apparent visual direction,1977,17,3,495-497,Shebilske
Attention during sequences of saccades along marked and memorized paths,2008,49,10,1256-1266,Kowler
The roles of visual expertise and visual input in the face inversion effect: Behavioral and neurocomputational evidence,2008,48,5,703-715,Wang
Anisotropy of tolerance of perceptual completion at the blind spot,2008,48,4,618-625,Araragi
Localizing the onset of moving stimuli by pointing or relative judgment: Variations in the size of the Frohlich effect,2008,48,4,611-617,Müsseler
Visual attention during the preparation of bimanual movements,2008,48,4,549-563,Baldauf
Inspection time and visual-perceptual processing,2008,48,4,523-537,Garaas
Visual target detection is not impaired in dyslexic readers,2008,48,6,850-852,Hawelka
Expectation both helps and hinders object perception,2008,48,4,589-597,Puri
Properties of human eye-head gaze shifts in an anti-gaze shift task,2008,48,4,538-548,Chapman
Differential detection of global luminance and contrast changes across saccades and flickers during active scene perception,2008,48,1,16-29,Henderson
Aging and visual processing: Declines in spatial not temporal integration,2008,48,1,109-118,Andersen
On the flexibility of sustained attention and its effects on a texture segmentation task,2008,48,1,80-95,Montagna
Interaction between complex motion patterns in the perception of shape,2008,48,2,167-178,Hayes
Spatial cueing deficits in dyslexia reflect generalised difficulties with attentional selection,2008,48,2,193-207,Hogben
Contrast discrimination: second responses reveal the relationship between the mean and variance of visual signals,2007,47,26,3247-3258,Solomon
Geometric-optical illusions at isoluminance,2007,47,26,3276-3285,Hansen
Distance in feature space determines exclusivity in visual rivalry,2007,47,26,3269-3275,Kanai
Visual adaptation: neural psychological and computational aspects,2007,47,25,3125-3131,Schwartz
Observers are consistent when rating image conspicuity,2007,47,24,3052-3060,Peters
The perceived position of a moving object is not the result of position integration,2007,47,24,3088-3095,Liang
Object perception and masking: contributions of sides and convexities,2007,47,23,3001-3011,Poirier
Attentional blinks as errors in temporal binding,2007,47,23,2973-2981,Levi
Previewing distracters reduces their effective contrast,2007,47,23,2992-3000,Humphreys
Intercepting free falling objects: better use Occam's razor than internalize Newton's law,2007,47,23,2982-2991,Benguigui
Unpredictable visual changes cause temporal memory averaging,2007,47,21,2727-2731,Watanabe
Contrast sensitivity during the initiation of smooth pursuit eye movements,2007,47,21,2767-2777,Gegenfurtner
Visual search training in subjects with severe to profound low vision,2007,47,20,2627-2636,Liu
Attraction of flashes to moving dots,2007,47,20,2603-2615,Patel
Losing sight of the bigger picture: peripheral field loss compresses representations of space,2007,47,19,2506-2520,Turano
Speed selectivity in visual short term memory for motion,2007,47,18,2418-2425,McKeefry
The relationship between the subjective and objective aspects of visual filling-in,2007,47,18,2473-2481,Sagi
The role of binocular stereopsis in monoptic depth perception,2007,47,18,2367-2377,Harris
Motion and position coding,2007,47,18,2403-2410,Thompson
The three dimensions of human visual sensitivity to first-order contrast statistics,2007,47,17,2237-2248,Chubb
Coarse-to-fine eye movement strategy in visual search,2007,47,17,2272-2280,Over
Eye movements during rapid pointing under risk,2007,47,15,2000-2009,Stritzke
The different mechanisms of the motion direction illusion and aftereffect,2007,47,14,1963-1967,Wiese
The relationship between spatial pooling and attention in saccadic and perceptual tasks,2007,47,14,1907-1923,Singh
Spatial structure of the frequency doubling illusion,2007,47,13,1732-1744,Vallam
Investigating a space-variant weighted salience account of visual selection,2007,47,13,1809-1820,Vincent
Alcohol slows interhemispheric transmission increases the flash-lag effect and prolongs masking: evidence for a slowing of neural processing and transmission,2007,47,13,1821-1832,Timney
The effects of aging on orientation discrimination,2007,47,13,1769-1780,Bennett
Filtering items of mass distraction: top-down biases against distractors are necessary for the feature-based carry-over to occur,2007,47,12,1570-1583,Humphreys
Binocular influences on global motion processing in the human visual system,2007,47,12,1682-1692,Ledgeway
The relation between disparity and velocity signals of rigidly moving objects constrains depth order perception,2007,47,10,1335-1349,Di Luca
The geomagnetic field influences the sensitivity of our eyes,2007,47,8,1036-1041,Thoss
Being"slow to see"is a dynamic visual function consequence of infantile nystagmus syndrome: model predictions and patient data identify stimulus timing as its cause,2007,47,11,1550-1560,Wang
The use of direction and distance information in the perception of approach trajectory,2007,47,7,899-912,Rushton
Region- and edge-based configurational effects in texture segmentation,2007,47,7,879-886,Giora
Dynamical evolution of motion perception,2007,47,7,937-945,Kanai
Is visual attention required for robust picture memory?,2007,47,7,955-964,Wolfe
The effects of perceptual history on memory of visual objects,2007,47,7,965-973,Sagi
The effects of aging on motion detection and direction identification,2007,47,6,799-809,Sekuler
Motion streaks improve motion detection,2007,47,6,828-833,Edwards
Threshold units: a correct metric for reaction time?,2007,47,5,608-611,Zele
Kaleidoscopic motion and velocity illusions,2007,47,4,460-465,van der Helm
Spatial frequency difference between textures interferes with brightness perception,2007,47,4,452-459,Laurinen
Direction and extent of perceived motion smear during pursuit eye movement,2007,47,7,1011-1019,Aydin
Perceived direction of plaid motion is not predicted by component speeds,2007,47,3,375-383,Thompson
The perceived position shift of a pattern that contains internal motion is accompanied by a change in the pattern's apparent size and shape,2007,47,3,402-410,Hayes
Localization of visual targets during optokinetic eye movements,2007,47,6,869-878,Krekelberg
Attention makes moving objects be perceived to move faster,2007,47,2,166-178,Turatto
Spatial grouping in human vision: temporal structure trumps temporal synchrony,2007,47,2,219-230,Guttman
Dichoptic motion perception limited to depth of fixation?,2007,47,2,244-252,Lages
Perceptual distortions of speed at low luminance: evidence inconsistent with a Bayesian account of speed encoding,2007,47,4,564-568,Thompson
Interaction between visual status driver age and distracters on daytime driving performance,2009,49,17,2225-2231,Wood
Lateral motion bias associated with reading direction,1992,32,6,1137-1141,McBeath
Safety standards and measurement techniques for high intensity light sources,1980,20,12,1133-1141,Sliney
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