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Brightness Enhancement and Hue: II. Hue Shift as a Function of Steady and Intermittent Photic Stimulation

Frederick C. Bleck Department of Psychology, Lehigh University
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Eugene A. Craig Department of Psychology, Lehigh University
Pages 251-258 | Published online: 04 Nov 2012

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T.H. Nilsson. (1972) Effects of pulse duration and pulse rate on hue of monochromatic stimuli. Vision Research 12:11, pages 1907-1921.
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Thomy H. Nilsson & Thomas M. Nelson. (1971) Hue shifts produced by intermittent stimulation. Vision Research 11:7, pages 697-712.
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