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The Effect of Leading Contour on the Relative Lengths of Moving Light and Dark Arcs

Gordon Stanley Department of Psychology, The University of New England, Australia
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Robert Jackson Department of Psychology, The University of New England, Australia
Pages 83-88 | Published online: 04 Nov 2012

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Gordon Stanley & Robert Jackson. (1970) The apparent lengths of arcs on white and black sectors of rotating discs. Australian Journal of Psychology 22:3, pages 243-247.
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A. J. Marshall & Gordon Stanley. (1973) The apparent length of rotating arcs under conditions of dark adaptation. Perception & Psychophysics 14:2, pages 349-352.
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R.H. Day. (1973) Apparent contraction and disappearance of moving objects in the peripheral visual field. Vision Research 13:5, pages 959-975.
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