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D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of Vision, 2010 - jov.arvojournals.org
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
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D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of Vision, 2010 - ee.uh.edu
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
Perceiving a discontinuity in motion
D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of vision, 2010 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
Perceiving a discontinuity in motion.
D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of Vision, 2010 - psycnet.apa.org
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
Perceiving a discontinuity in motion.
D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of Vision, 2010 - europepmc.org
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
[PDF][PDF] Perceiving a discontinuity in motion
D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of Vision, 2010 - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
[PDF][PDF] Perceiving a discontinuity in motion
D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of Vision, 2010 - ece.uh.edu
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
[PDF][PDF] Perceiving a discontinuity in motion
D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of Vision, 2010 - scholar.archive.org
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
[PDF][PDF] Perceiving a discontinuity in motion
D Nieman, BR Sheth, S Shimojo - Journal of Vision, 2010 - authors.library.caltech.edu
Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …