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Effects of partial symmetry, exposure time, and backward masking on judged goodness and reproduction of visual patterns

Edmund S. Howe University of Missouri-St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, 63121, U.S.A.
Pages 27-55 | Received 13 Nov 1978, Published online: 29 May 2007

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Thomas Lachmann & Cees Van Leeuwen. (2005) Individual pattern representations are context independent, but their collectiverepresentation is context dependent. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A 58:7, pages 1265-1294.
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EdmundS. Howe & CynthiaJ. Brandau. (1983) The temporal course of visual pattern encoding: Effects of pattern goodness. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A 35:4, pages 607-633.
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Aleksandar Aksentijevic, Finbar Duffy, Anja Mihailovic & Dragutin T. Mihailovic. (2020) In plain sight: implicit priming of patterns and faces using change symmetry. Psychological Research 85:7, pages 2710-2726.
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Aleksandar Aksentijevic, Anja Mihailovic & Dragutin T. Mihailovic. (2020) Time for Change: Implementation of Aksentijevic-Gibson Complexity in Psychology. Symmetry 12:6, pages 948.
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Takeo Kato & Taishi Matsumoto. (2020) Morphological evaluation of closed planar curves and its application to aesthetic evaluation. Graphical Models 109, pages 101064.
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Junichi Takahashi, Daichi Yasunaga & Jiro Gyoba. (2019) Effects of Pattern Complexity on the Retrieval Stage of Visual Short-Term Memory in Relation to Autistic-Like Traits. Advances in Neurodevelopmental Disorders 3:1, pages 63-71.
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Junichi Takahashi, Daichi Yasunaga & Jiro Gyoba. (2014) Differences in the Efficiency of Pattern Encoding in Relation to Autistic-Like Traits: An Event-Related Potential Study. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 44:11, pages 2895-2907.
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Yasuhiro Takeshima & Jiro Gyoba. (2014) Pattern Dot Quantity Affects Auditory Facilitation Effects on Visual Object Representations. Perception 43:2-3, pages 107-116.
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Junichi Takahashi, Souta Hidaka, Wataru Teramoto & Jiro Gyoba. (2013) Temporal characteristics of the effects of visual pattern redundancy on encoding and storage processes: evidence from rapid serial visual presentation. Psychological Research 77:6, pages 687-697.
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Yasuhiro Takeshima & Jiro Gyoba. (2013) Complexity of visual stimuli affects visual illusion induced by sound. Vision Research 91, pages 1-7.
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Junichi Takahashi, Jiro Gyoba & Nozomi Yamawaki. (2012) Brief Report: Effect of Spatial Complexity on Visual Short-Term Memory and Self-Reported Autistic-Like Traits in Typically Developed Individuals. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 43:7, pages 1725-1731.
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Junichi Takahashi & Jiro Gyoba. (2012) Self-Rated Autistic-Like Traits and Capacity of Visual Working Memory. Psychological Reports 110:3, pages 879-890.
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Aleksandar Aksentijevic & Keith Gibson. (2012) Complexity equals change. Cognitive Systems Research 15-16, pages 1-16.
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Mathieu B. Brodeur, Mélissa Chauret, Geneviève Dion-Lessard & Martin Lepage. (2011) Symmetry brings an impression of familiarity but does not improve recognition memory. Acta Psychologica 137:3, pages 359-370.
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Thomas Lachmann & Cees van Leeuwen. (2005) Goodness takes effort: perceptual organization in dual-task settings. Psychological Research 71:2, pages 152-169.
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Frank A. Drews & Dwayne R. Westenskow. (2016) The Right Picture Is Worth a Thousand Numbers: Data Displays in Anesthesia. Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 48:1, pages 59-71.
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Jennifer J. Stoecker, John Colombo, Janet E. Frick & Jennifer Ryther Allen. (1998) Long- and Short-Looking Infants' Recognition of Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Forms. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 71:1, pages 63-78.
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Sal A. SoraciJr.Jr., Michael T. Carlin, Charles W. Deckner & Alfred A. Baumeister. (1990) Detection of stimulus organization: Evidence of intelligence-related differences. Intelligence 14:4, pages 435-447.
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Edmund Howe, Jack Powell, Kenneth Jung & Cynthia Brandau. (2013) Time course of encoding of patterns varying in array size and symmetry. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 27:5, pages 437-440.
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Pertti Saariluoma & Jorma Sajaniemi. (1989) Visual information chunking in spreadsheet calculation. International Journal of Man-Machine Studies 30:5, pages 475-488.
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Jiro Hamada & Toru Ishihara. (1988) Complexity and goodness of dot patterns varying in symmetry. Psychological Research 50:3, pages 155-161.
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Edmund Howe & Kenneth Jung. (1987) Judgment of numerosity: Effects of symmetry and goodness in dot pattern arrays. Acta Psychologica 64:1, pages 3-11.
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G.Keith Humphrey, Diane E Humphrey, Darwin W Muir & Peter C Dodwell. (1986) Pattern perception in infants: Effects of structure and transformation. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 41:1, pages 128-148.
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Edmund Howe & Kenneth Jung. (1986) Immediate memory span for two-dimensional spatial arrays: Effects of pattern symmetry and goodness. Acta Psychologica 61:1, pages 37-51.
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Shintchi Ichikawa. (1985) Quantitative and structural factors in the judgment of pattern complexity. Perception & Psychophysics 38:2, pages 101-109.
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Edmund S. Howe & Cynthia J. Brandau. (2013) Dimensionality of judgments of visual patterns varying in amount of symmetry and formal similarity. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 22:4, pages 337-340.
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Juan D. Delius & Brigitte Nowak. (1982) Visual symmetry recognition by pigeons. Psychological Research 44:3, pages 199-212.
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Eiji Yodogawa. (1982) Symmetropy, an entropy-like measure of visual symmetry. Perception & Psychophysics 32:3, pages 230-240.
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