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Dipole analysis of the influence of linear arrays of points on visually perceived eye level (VPEL) by Matin, Leonard, Matin, Ethel, Li, Wenxun

“…•Linear arrays of luminous points affect visually perceived eye level (VPEL).•The array’s effect on VPEL increases with amount of stimulus (number of…”
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Short-lived effects of a visual inducer during egocentric space perception and manual behavior by Li, Wenxun, Matin, Ethel, Matin, Leonard

“…A pitched visual inducer has a strong effect on the visually perceived elevation of a target in extrapersonal space, and also on the elevation of the arm when…”
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A tilted frame deceives the eye and the hand by Li, Wenxun, Matin, Ethel, Bertz, Jeremiah W, Matin, Leonard

“…A roll-tilted visual frame induced a vertical line to appear roll-tilted in the opposite direction (rod-and-frame illusion). This visual illusion was measured…”
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Metacontrast and Saccadic Suppression by Matin, Ethel, Clymer, Arthur B., Matin, Leonard

“…A vertical slit of light illuminated during horizontal saccadic eye movements appeared as a horizontally extended smear when stimulation was terminated before…”
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Saccadic suppression: A review and an analysis by Matin, Ethel

“…Reviews the history of saccadic suppression and describes the suggested causes of the phenomenon. Primary emphasis is placed on "ordinary" saccadic suppression…”
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Perception Time Measured with the Slope-Transition Paradigm (STP): Category, Set Size, and Task Manipulations by Matin, Ethel, Nofer, David C, Christodoulou, Androula, Koski, Hope

“…A perception time measure was obtained with the ‘slope-transition paradigm’ (STP), which is described in detail. In two experiments with the paradigm,…”
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Separating Perception Time from Response Time: The Slope Transition Paradigm by Matin, Ethel, Nofer, David C, Gische, Lisa

“…This paper describes the slope transition paradigm (STP), a variant of rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) that separates early (perceptual) processing…”
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The two-transient (masking) paradigm by Matin, Ethel

“…Discusses the logic of masking experiments and other experiments employing a similar temporal paradigm. Contrary to the usual theoretical assumptions, it is…”
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Saccadic suppression and the dual mechanism theory of direction constancy by Matin, E

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Light adaptation and the dynamics of induced tilt by Matin, E

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Saccadic overhead: information-processing time with and without saccades by Matin, E, Shao, K C, Boff, K R

“…Information-processing time was compared for serial and spatially distributed visual presentations with performance measures that permit the separation of…”
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An Adaptive (Tracking) Procedure for Measuring Visual Search by Matin, Ethel, Boff, Kenneth R.

“…PEST, an adaptive (tracking) procedure originally developed for sensory research, was modified for cognitive studies with the multiple sequential frames…”
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Information transfer rate with serial and simultaneous visual display formats by Matin, E, Boff, K R

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Vernier discrimination with sequentially-flashed lines: roles of eye movements, retinal offsets and short-term memory by Matin, L, Pola, J, Matin, E, Picoult, E

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Eye movements in the dark during the attempt to maintain a prior fixation position by Matin, L, Matin, E, Pearce, D G

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A neural-holographic model of sensory and memorial oblique effects by Matin, E, Thoms, J

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Visual perception of direction in the dark: roles of local sign, eye movements, and ocular proprioception by Matin, L, Pearce, D, Matin, E, Kibler, G

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Acuity for orientation measured with a sequential recognition task and signal detection methods by Matin, E, Drivas, A

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Metacontrast and Saccadic Suppression by Matin, E., Clymer, A. B., Matin, L.

“…Abstract only…”
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Effects of Intertrial Interval, Orientation, and Adaptation on Orientation Discrimination Measured with a Yes-No Signal Detection Paradigm by Valle, Vincent, Rivera, Robert Michael, Matin, Ethel

“…Orientation discriminations were measured with a 3-8-cpd sinusoidal grating stimulus and a yes-no signal-detection procedure. Analysis showed that such…”
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