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Meta-Invariant Structure in Stimulus Arrays: A Response to Mace's Zetetic Challenge to Ecological Perceptual Researchers

Patrick A. CabeDepartment of Psychology, University of North Carolina at PembrokeCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 346-372 | Published online: 27 Jun 2018

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Patrick A. Cabe. (2019) Assume a Spherical Chicken: Analytic Constraints, Inertia Tensor Information, and Wielded Rod Length Perception. Journal of Motor Behavior 51:6, pages 698-714.
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Patrick A. Cabe. (2019) Looming Paradoxes: Optical Array Yin-Yang and the Global Array Hypothesis. Ecological Psychology 31:4, pages 269-288.
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Patrick A. Cabe. (2019) Swinging Door Invariants: Optical Information from Rotating Panels. Ecological Psychology 31:2, pages 77-106.
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