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Tamami SUGIYAMA, Tatsuto TAKEUCHI, and Hisato IMAI: Visual search based on motion information in natural image |
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Ryosuke NIIMI and Kazuhiko YOKOSAWA: The role of visual symmetry in determining depth orientation of familiar objects |
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Keiko OMORI, Yuji WADA, Yukio ITSUKUSHIMA, and Kaoru NOGUCHI: The effect of haptic information on vision─Using geometrical patterns with and without visual illusion─ |
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Yasuyuki INOUE and Michiteru KITAZAKI: Biomechanical constraints and the recognition of human body movement |
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Reiko ENOMOTO and Seiji YAMAGAMI: The influence of sign language experience on images of hand postures |
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Yuki YAMADA, Takahiro KAWABE, and Kayo MIURA: Attention distorts visual space |
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Toyomi MATSUNO and Masaki TOMONAGA: Measurement of contrast thresholds of chimpanzees using a Parameter Estimation by Sequential Testing (PEST) procedure |
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Kosuke SAWA, Xiaochuan PAN, and Masamichi SAKAGAMI: Reward prediction responses in prefrontal cortex using matching-to-sample procedure in monkey |
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Fuminori ONO and Jun-ichiro KAWAHARA: The effect of subjective area size on time perceptio |
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Tomoko IMURA, Masaki TOMONAGA, Masami K. YAMAGUCHI, and Akihiro YAGI: Perception of motion trajectories of objects from moving cast shadows in human (Homo sapiens) infants, Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata) infants, and an adult
chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) |
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Wakako SANEFUJI, Hidehiro OHGAMI, and Kazuhide HASHIYA: Preference for the relevant type of locomotion in infancy |
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Masahiro HIRAI and Kazuo HIRAKI: Inversion effect of human, robotic, and light-point walking animation─An ERP study─ |
