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Pursuit-locked apparent motionFARRELL, J. E; PUTNAM, T; SHEPARD, R. N et al.Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society. 1984, Vol 22, Num 4, pp 345-348, issn 0090-5054Article

Objects in the path of apparent motionBERBAUM, K; LENEL, J. C.The American journal of psychology. 1983, Vol 96, Num 4, pp 491-501, issn 0002-9556Article

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Cross-modal effects on visual and auditory object perceptionO'LEARY, A; RHODES, G.Perception & psychophysics. 1984, Vol 35, Num 6, pp 565-569, issn 0031-5117Article

Color iogic of apparent motionKOLERS, P. A; GREEN, M.Perception (London. Print). 1984, Vol 13, Num 3, pp 249-254, issn 0301-0066Article

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Implications of OKN suppression by smooth pursuit for induced motionPOST, R. B; SHUPERT, C. L; LEIBOWITZ, H. W et al.Perception & psychophysics. 1984, Vol 36, Num 5, pp 493-498, issn 0031-5117Article

THE EFFECT OF NUMBER OF STIMULATORS ON THE OPTIMAL INTERSTIMULUS ONSET INTERVAL IN TACTILE APPARENT MOVEMENTKIRMAN JH.1975; PERCEPT. AND PSYCHOPHYS.; U.S.A.; DA. 1975; VOL. 17; NO 3; PP. 263-267; BIBL. 5REF.Article

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