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Recovery Strategy During Temporary Obscuration of a Tracked Target

P. D. MCLEOD Medical Research Council, Applied Psychology Unit, 15 Chaucer Road, Cambridge, England
Pages 57-64 | Published online: 24 Oct 2007

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K. A. FLOWERS. (1978) The Predictive Control of Behaviour: Appropriate and Inappropriate Actions Beyond the Input in a Tracking Task. Ergonomics 21:2, pages 109-122.
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LAWRENCE R. STARK & DAVID A. ATCHISON. (2002) Monocular Accommodation Response for Totally Occluded Objects. Optometry and Vision Science 79:10, pages 658-666.
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TOSHIYUKI YAMASHITA & KOTARO MATSUURA. (1987) A componental analysis of two dimensional compensatory tracking behavior. Japanese Psychological Research 29:1, pages 42-47.
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