VISUAL PERSISTENCE OF A MOVING STROBOSCOPICALLY ILLUMINATED OBJECT

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[2] ALLPORT DA, 1966, THESIS U CAMBRIDGE

[3] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DURATION OF A STIMULUS AND DURATION OF A PERCEPTION [J]. NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA, 1970, 8 (01) : 37 - &

[4] MINIMUM DURATION OF A PERCEPTION [J]. NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA, 1970, 8 (01) : 57 - &

[5] EFFECT OF STIMULUS DURATION ON PERCEPTUAL ONSET AND OFFSET LATENCIES [J]. PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 1970, 8 (04): : 231 - &

[6] Excitation and inhibition in the retina and in the optic nerve. [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1935, 83 (03): : 359 - 381

[7] Granit R, 1934, J PHYSIOL-LONDON, V81, P1

[8] Two types of retin ae and their electrical responses to intermittent stimuli in light and dark adaptation. [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1935, 85 (04): : 421 - 438

[9] JAMES W, 1890, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOLOG

[10] STUDIES IN THE PERIPHERAL RETINA: I. THE PURKINJE AFTER-IMAGE [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1937, 16 (02) : 323 - 356

[1] PHENOMENAL SIMULTANEITY AND PERCEPTUAL MOMENT HYPOTHESIS [J]. BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1968, 59 : 395 - &

[2] ALLPORT DA, 1966, THESIS U CAMBRIDGE

[3] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DURATION OF A STIMULUS AND DURATION OF A PERCEPTION [J]. NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA, 1970, 8 (01) : 37 - &

[4] MINIMUM DURATION OF A PERCEPTION [J]. NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA, 1970, 8 (01) : 57 - &

[5] EFFECT OF STIMULUS DURATION ON PERCEPTUAL ONSET AND OFFSET LATENCIES [J]. PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 1970, 8 (04): : 231 - &

[6] Excitation and inhibition in the retina and in the optic nerve. [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1935, 83 (03): : 359 - 381

[7] Granit R, 1934, J PHYSIOL-LONDON, V81, P1

[8] Two types of retin ae and their electrical responses to intermittent stimuli in light and dark adaptation. [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1935, 85 (04): : 421 - 438

[9] JAMES W, 1890, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOLOG

[10] STUDIES IN THE PERIPHERAL RETINA: I. THE PURKINJE AFTER-IMAGE [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1937, 16 (02) : 323 - 356