PHENOMENA OF FLUCTUATION, EXTINCTION AND COMPLETION IN VISUAL PERCEPTION

[11] BRUCKNER A, 1917, Z AUGENHEILKD, V38, P1

[12] Factors for facilitation and extinction in the central nervous system [J]. JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, 1939, 2 (04) : 319 - 355

[13] DUKEELDER WS, 1938, TXB OPHTHALMOLOGY, V1, P80

[14] Anomalies of visual acuity in relation to intensity of illumination [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1930, 42 : 287 - 294

[15] The physiological basis of the periodic merging of area into background [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1935, 47 : 644 - 655

[16] Depression of the activity aroused by a flash of light by applying a second flash immediately afterwards to adjacent areas of the retina [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, 1934, 108 (03): : 701 - 707

[17] FUCHS W, 1921, Z PSYCHOL, V86, P1

[18] FUCHS W, 1920, Z PSYCHOL, V84, P67

[19] Psychological Analyses of brain pathological Cases based on Examinations of Brain Injured Patients, IX. Concerning a strange Visual Disorder ("Dysmorphopsia") because of Visual Field Constriction, A Contribution to Studies about the Relationships between "Visual Field" and "Vision" [J]. PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG, 1923, 4 : 38 - 63

[20] Psychological Analysis in a Case of Brain Pathology, vol 9, The issue of mutual functional relationship between the damaged and undamaged visual sphere in hemianopsia [J]. PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG, 1925, 6 : 187 - 199

[11] BRUCKNER A, 1917, Z AUGENHEILKD, V38, P1

[12] Factors for facilitation and extinction in the central nervous system [J]. JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, 1939, 2 (04) : 319 - 355

[13] DUKEELDER WS, 1938, TXB OPHTHALMOLOGY, V1, P80

[14] Anomalies of visual acuity in relation to intensity of illumination [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1930, 42 : 287 - 294

[15] The physiological basis of the periodic merging of area into background [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1935, 47 : 644 - 655

[16] Depression of the activity aroused by a flash of light by applying a second flash immediately afterwards to adjacent areas of the retina [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, 1934, 108 (03): : 701 - 707

[17] FUCHS W, 1921, Z PSYCHOL, V86, P1

[18] FUCHS W, 1920, Z PSYCHOL, V84, P67

[19] Psychological Analyses of brain pathological Cases based on Examinations of Brain Injured Patients, IX. Concerning a strange Visual Disorder ("Dysmorphopsia") because of Visual Field Constriction, A Contribution to Studies about the Relationships between "Visual Field" and "Vision" [J]. PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG, 1923, 4 : 38 - 63

[20] Psychological Analysis in a Case of Brain Pathology, vol 9, The issue of mutual functional relationship between the damaged and undamaged visual sphere in hemianopsia [J]. PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG, 1925, 6 : 187 - 199