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The Journal of Psychology
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Volume 29, 1950 - Issue 2
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Visibility of Cathode-Ray Tube Screens: Search Time as a Function of Signal Strength

M. W. Harriman Department of Psychology, The Johns Hopkins University, USA
Pages 247-250 | Received 11 Nov 1949, Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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A. D. LOVIE. (1971) A theory of structured visual search and target luminance, with applications to some industrial inspection tasks. International Journal of Production Research 9:2, pages 261-265.
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Siegfried J. GerathewohlSiegfried J. Gerathewohl. 1954. Die Psychologie des Menschen im Flugzeug. Die Psychologie des Menschen im Flugzeug 189 193 .

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