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Takahiro KAWABE and
Kayo MIURA: Predicting future position of three-dimensional
moving objects─Effect of tracking eye movements─
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Kiyoshi FUJIMOTO and
Takao SATO: Backdrop motion illusion from images
of a walking human figure |
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Fuminori ONO, Daisuke
FUJIKI, and Jun-ichiro KAWAHARA: The effect of previously
subthreshold exposures on the perception of a period
of time |
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Hiroyuki TSUBOMI and
Naoyuki OSAKA: Temporal limits of visual attention
on order perception |
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Atsushi SENJU and Toshikazu
HASEGAWA: Is it difficult to look away from the
direct gaze of another person?─An examination using
a temporal gap effect─ |
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Tomohiro NABETA, Fuminori
ONO, and Jun-ichiro KAWAHARA: Visual spatial contexts
transfer to haptic search |
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Tomoko NAWATA, Yasushi
NAKANO, and Naoe MASUDA: The effect of head movement
on depth and occluding edge perception |
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Takahiko KIMURA and
Toshiaki MIURA: Attention in depth modulates spatial perception ─A comparison between depth perception and distance perception─ |
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Masato NAKAJIMA and
Tadashi KIKUCHI: The effects of vocal difference
on repetition deafness |
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Takeo KONDOU and Tamotsu
TOSHIMA: Individual differences of spatial span
and view-dependence in three-dimensional object
recognition |
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Yukyu ARARAGI and Sachio
NAKAMIZO: Anisotropy of perceptual filling-in at
the blind spot |
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Tsuguya SHIMIZU and
Yasuko UEMURA: An illusory color spreading effect
in a subjective contour figure with elliptic patches |
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Norimichi KITAGAWA,
Hiromi AKUTSU, and Shigeru ICHIHARA: The effect
of contrast change on the motion-in-depth perception |
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Kazushi MARUYA and
Takao SATO: An illusory spatial offset between luminance-
and motion-defined motion |
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Ken KIHARA, Naoyuki
OSAKA, and Yoshiaki NAKAJIMA: Attentional blink
with negative stimuli ─Serial or parallel processing?─ |
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Masahiro HIRAI and
Kazuo HIRAKI: Specific negative component elicited
by the perception of biological motion─An ERP study─ |