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Experimental Aging Research
An International Journal Devoted to the Scientific Study of the Aging Process
Volume 2, 1976 - Issue 4
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Differences in the sequential integration of form as a function of age and interstimulus interval

Donald W. Kline Psychology Department, University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, Indiana, 46556
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Gary Baffa Andrus Gerontology Center University of Southern California Los Angeles, California, 90007
Pages 333-342 | Published online: 27 Sep 2007

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JeriL. Falk & DonaldW. Kline. (1978) Stimulus persistence in CFF: Overarousal or underactivation?. Experimental Aging Research 4:2, pages 109-123.
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DonaldW. Kline & Susan Nestor. (1977) Persistence of complementary afterimages as a function of adult age and exposure duration. Experimental Aging Research 3:3, pages 191-201.
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István Sulykos, Zsófia Anna Gaál & István Czigler. (2017) Visual mismatch negativity to vanishing parts of objects in younger and older adults. PLOS ONE 12:12, pages e0188929.
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David A. Walsh. 1991. The Effects of Aging and Environment on Vision. The Effects of Aging and Environment on Vision 45 56 .
David A. Walsh. 1982. Aging and Cognitive Processes. Aging and Cognitive Processes 99 125 .

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