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H1
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Using electrooculography to track closed-eye movements.
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MacNeil, Raymond R.
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H2
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Discriminable human gaze patterns for solid objects versus 2-D and 3-D pictures of those objects
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Fairchild, Grant
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H3
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Torsional eye movements while viewing an illusory tilted scene
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Winnick, Ariel
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H5
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A Model of the Post-saccadic Dynamics of Visual Sensitivity
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Yang, Bin
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H6
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Temporal dynamics of peri-microsaccadic perceptual modulations in the foveola
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Stearns, Zoe
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H7
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Alterations in oculomotor behavior in healthy aging and mild cognitive impairment
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Kwon, Elisa
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H8
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Eye movement deficits in Parkinson’s patients are compensated during go/no-go manual interceptions
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Fooken, Jolande
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H9
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Objective Dynamic Visual Acuity Assessment Method Based on Steady-State Visual Evoked Potentials with Smooth-Pursuit Eye Movements Recording
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Du, Chenghang
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H10
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Smooth Pursuit Stabilizes Objects in Perceptual and not Retinal Coordinates
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Maechler, Marvin, R.
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H11
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Post-saccadic dynamics of visual sensitivity across the visual field
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Li, Yuanhao
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H12
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A natural look at scanpath theory: The way we move our head and eyes predicts scene recognition
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Anderson, Nicola
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H13
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Features derived from a deep neural network distinguish visual cues used by CCTV experts versus novices
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Peng, Yujia
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H14
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Pathologist pupil dilation reflects difficulty in diagnosing digital breast tissue biopsies
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Lavelle, Mark
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H15
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PRL location consistency across tasks and participants: a simulated scotoma study
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Maniglia, Marcello
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H16
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Saccades during visual search: adaptations in the presence of a binocular scotoma
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Vullings, Cécile
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H17
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Spatial resolution of pre-microsaccadic perceptual enhancements across the foveola
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Zhang, Yue
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Osprey
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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H18
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A large-scale standardized survey of neural receptive fields in an entire column in mouse V1
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Abbasi Asl, Reza
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Osprey
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Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
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H19
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Using classification-based decoding to analyze the Spatiotopic and Retinotopic memory representations in primates
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Khaki, Milad
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Osprey
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Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
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H20
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Diffeomorphic Registration of Retinotopic Maps with Quasiconformal Mapping
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Wang, Yalin
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Osprey
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Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
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H21
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Quantitative Characterization of the Human Retinotopic Map Based on Quasiconformal Mapping
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Ta, Duyan
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Osprey
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Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
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H22
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Development of the visual pathways predicts changes in electrophysiological responses in visual cortex
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Caffarra, Sendy
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Osprey
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Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
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H23
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Assessing the general utility of a probabilistic atlas for independent delineation of early visual areas
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Weldon, Kimberly
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Osprey
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Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
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H24
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Multi-voxel pattern analysis of center-surround processing in psychosis
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Montoya, Samantha
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Osprey
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Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
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H25
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Stronger BOLD responses along the horizontal meridian in V1
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Kay, Kendrick
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Osprey
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Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
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H41
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Gaining the system: population limits on compensating color deficiencies through gain control
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Emery, Kara
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H42
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Evidence for the McCollough Effect in Primary Visual Cortex
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Tregillus, Katherine EM
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H43
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Hour-long color adaptation gradually expands perceptual color space
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Li, Yanjun
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H44
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New evidence for preservation of conditioned behavior based on UV light sensitivity in dissected tail halves of planarians
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Shimojo, Kensuke
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H45
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Evidence for sequential reading effects in screening mammography
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Abbey, Craig
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H46
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On the Relationship between Perceptual Learning and Statistical Learning: Evidence from Coherent Motion Detection
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Phillips, Austin
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H47
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Modeling visual perceptual learning of Contrast Discrimination with Integrated Reweighting
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Barnes-Diana, Tyler
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H48
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Multi-location, two-interval paradigms can overcome roving costs – an explanation of Xie & Yu (2020) data by an extended Integrating Reweighting Theory (IRT)
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Liu, Jiajuan
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H49
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Hierarchical Bayesian modeling of mixed training accuracy effects in perceptual learning
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Lu, Zhong-Lin
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H50
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Hierarchical Bayesian modeling of training accuracy and feedback interaction in perceptual learning
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Zhao, Yukai
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H51
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Enhancing Perceptual Learning Through Adaptive Comparisons
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Jacoby, Victoria L.
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H52
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Rapid Reorganization of Cerebellar Involvement in Mental Visualization
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Likova, Lora
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Manatee
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Plasticity and Learning 2
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H53
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Sampling Human Visual Experience Through Text and Media Messages
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Hart, Jennifer
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H54
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Measuring the 1/f spatiotemporal amplitude spectrum of the DynTex database
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Isherwood, Zoey
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H55
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Using machine learning to understand human sensitivity to noise in naturalistic images
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Sheth, Bhavin
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H56
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Emergent dimensions underlying human perception of the reachable world
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Josephs, Emilie L.
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H57
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A Performance-Optimized Limb Detection Model Selectively Predicts Behavioral Responses Based on Movement Similarity
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Zhou, Xilin
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H58
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Neural Correlates of Efficient Coding of Visual Scenes
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Greene, Michelle
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H59
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Semantic, statistical and aesthetic determinants of how natural and urban images make us feel
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Spehar, Branka
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H60
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Through the looking-glass: Visual sensitivity to chirality
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Boger, Tal
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H61
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Deep-net-derived surface estimations from natural scenes predict voxel responses in scene-selective cortex
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Shafer-Skelton, Anna
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H62
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Different responses of the scene-selective cortical regions to magnocellular- and parvocellular-biased visual information
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Im, Hee Yeon
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H63
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Context Matters: Recovering Human Visual and Semantic Knowledge from Machine Learning Analysis of Large-Scale Text Corpora
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Iordan, Marius Cătălin
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Manatee
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Scene Perception: Models and statistics
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H81
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Attentional Cueing in the World: Temporal and Spatiotemporal Cues for Road Hazards
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Wolfe, Benjamin
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H82
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Examining Overt and Covert Attentional Capture by Task Irrelevant Stimuli during a Novel Continuous Performance Task
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Blumberg, Michelle
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H83
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Linking Threat-Related Attentional Biases Toward Bicyclists to Driving Behavior
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Kim, Andy
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H84
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Measuring attentional capture across learned states of cognitive flexibility
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Sali, Anthony W
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H85
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Threatening Targets Unable to Capture Attention, Yet Won't Let It Go
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Lewis, Joanna
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H86
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Attentional Capture during Public Speaking in Virtual Reality Environment
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Guo, Sihang
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H87
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Oculomotor Feedback Rapidly Reduces Attentional Capture
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Mrkonja, Lana
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H88
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Even Highly Salient Distractors Are Proactively Suppressed
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Stilwell, Brad T.
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H89
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Attentional capture by threat is independent of uni- versus multi-modal threat intensity
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Kim, Haena
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H90
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Semantic generalization of threat-related attentional capture
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Grégoire, Laurent
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H91
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Exogenous attention improves perception through visual-cortical facilitation, not suppression
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Keefe, Jonathan
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H92
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Learned but not distracting: low-value stimuli and value-driven attentional capture
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Albanese, John S.
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H93
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Latent attentional capture is dependent on search display duration
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Truuvert, Annie
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H94
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Learned Associations Among Objects Bias Attention
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Clement, Andrew
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Dolphin
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Attention: Capture 1
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H95
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A line-doubling illusion
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Anstis, Stuart
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Dolphin
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Spatial Vision: Psychophysics 1
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H96
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Adaptation to medical images within and across imaging modalities
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Kuppuswamy Parthasarathy, Mohana
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Dolphin
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Spatial Vision: Psychophysics 1
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H97
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Estimating perceptual priors with finite experiments
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Manning, Tyler
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Dolphin
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Spatial Vision: Psychophysics 1
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H98
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FInD - Foraging Interactive D-prime, a rapid and easy general method for visual function measurement
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Bex, Peter
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Dolphin
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Spatial Vision: Psychophysics 1
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H99
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The orientation-difference cue in figure-ground separation: border ownership and timing
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Victor, Jonathan D.
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Dolphin
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Spatial Vision: Psychophysics 1
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H100
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Systematic deviations between human and ideal observers in visual spatial averaging imply adaptation to natural-image statistics
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Doi, Takahiro
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Dolphin
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Spatial Vision: Psychophysics 1
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H101
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Assessment of contrast sensitivity in children with Phenylketonuria
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Shahin, Yousef M
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Dolphin
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Spatial Vision: Psychophysics 1
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H102
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Luminance modulations from eye movements predict visual sensitivity
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Rucci, Michele
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Dolphin
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Spatial Vision: Psychophysics 1
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H121
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Influences of pedestrian group size on exit routes in an online desktop virtual environment
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Boone, Alexander P
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Virtual environments 2
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H123
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Perception of action-relevant egocentric distance is not underestimated in virtual reality
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Masoner, Hannah
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Virtual environments 2
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H124
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Removing feedforward visual information affects performance but not learning in a sequence learning online task
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Cates, Alex
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Virtual environments 2
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H125
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Attentional context-dependent memory during gradual visuomotor adaptation
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Liddy, Joshua
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Reaching, pointing and grasping 2
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H126
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Unaltered motion-induced blindness in peri-hand space
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Sun, Hsin-Mei
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Reaching, pointing and grasping 2
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H127
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Dissociating mechanism underlying selection history bias for goal-directed reaching movements
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Makwana, Mukesh
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Reaching, pointing and grasping 2
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H128
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Evaluating visuomotor coordination in children with amblyopia
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Hou, Sabrina
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Reaching, pointing and grasping 2
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H129
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Looking without seeing: Children do not distinguish efficient from inefficient means to achieve a goal
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Ossmy, Ori
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Reaching, pointing and grasping 2
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H130
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Unilateral Cortical Resection of Both Visual Pathways Alters Action but not Perception in a Pediatric Patient with Pharmaco-resistant Epilepsy
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Ahmad, Zoha
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Reaching, pointing and grasping 2
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H131
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Visual perception of surface properties through direct manipulation
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Padhye, Snehal
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Affordances
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H132
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Visual and Haptic Perception of Affordances of Feelies
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Dowell, Catherine
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Affordances
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H133
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Object weight is visually available in simple kinematic features of object lifting actions
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Cormiea, Sarah
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Affordances
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H134
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Factors affecting the perception of axis of rotation of pivot doors
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Raveendranath, Balagopal
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Affordances
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H135
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Integrating feedback to improve reaching estimates in virtual reality
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Rohovit, Taren
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Affordances
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H136
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Influence of autistic tendencies on EEG correlates of body movement perception
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Harris, Alison
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Neural mechanisms 1
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H137
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Prestimulus Alpha Phase Gates Afferent Visual Cortex Responses
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Dou, Wei
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Neural mechanisms 1
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H138
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Spontaneous traveling waves are an intrinsic feature of ongoing cortical dynamics and regulate perceptual sensitivity
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Davis, Zachary W.
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Egret
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Perception and Action: Neural mechanisms 1
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