BEZOLD-BRUCKE HUE SHIFT MEASURED BY COLOR-NAMING TECHNIQUE

[1] COLOR-NAME AS A FUNCTION OF WAVELENGTH [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1963, 76 (02) : 248 - &

[2] A CRITIQUE OF THE SPECIAL STATUS ASSIGNED BY BRINDLEY TO PSYCHOPHYSICAL LINKING HYPOTHESES OF CLASS-A [J]. VISION RESEARCH, 1962, 2 (05) : 383 - 390

[3] BOYNTON RM, 1964, SCIENCE, V145, P666

[4] Brindly G. S, 1960, PHYSIOLOGY RETINA VI

[5] CORNSWEET TN, 1960, J OPT SOC AM, V50, P507

[6] The spectral location of psychologically unique yellow, green, and blue [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1939, 52 : 242 - 254

[7] The spectral components of psychologically unique red [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1939, 52 : 348 - 353

[8] SOME QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF AN OPPONENT-COLORS THEORY .2. BRIGHTNESS, SATURATION, AND HUE IN NORMAL AND DICHROMATIC VISION [J]. JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1955, 45 (08) : 602 - 616

[9] HURVICH LM, 1956, J OPT SOC AM, V46, P405

[10] JUDD DB, 1951, HANDBOOK EXPERIMENTA

[1] COLOR-NAME AS A FUNCTION OF WAVELENGTH [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1963, 76 (02) : 248 - &

[2] A CRITIQUE OF THE SPECIAL STATUS ASSIGNED BY BRINDLEY TO PSYCHOPHYSICAL LINKING HYPOTHESES OF CLASS-A [J]. VISION RESEARCH, 1962, 2 (05) : 383 - 390

[3] BOYNTON RM, 1964, SCIENCE, V145, P666

[4] Brindly G. S, 1960, PHYSIOLOGY RETINA VI

[5] CORNSWEET TN, 1960, J OPT SOC AM, V50, P507

[6] The spectral location of psychologically unique yellow, green, and blue [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1939, 52 : 242 - 254

[7] The spectral components of psychologically unique red [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1939, 52 : 348 - 353

[8] SOME QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF AN OPPONENT-COLORS THEORY .2. BRIGHTNESS, SATURATION, AND HUE IN NORMAL AND DICHROMATIC VISION [J]. JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1955, 45 (08) : 602 - 616

[9] HURVICH LM, 1956, J OPT SOC AM, V46, P405

[10] JUDD DB, 1951, HANDBOOK EXPERIMENTA