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|a Psychophysics beyond sensation :
|b laws and invariants of human cognition /
|c edited by Christian Kaernbach, Erich Scröger, Hermann Müller.
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|a Mahwah, N.J. :
|b Lawrence Erlbaum,
|c 2004.
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|a xviii, 526 str. :
|b ilustr. ;
|c 23cm
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|a Scientific psychology series
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|a Bibliografija
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|a Kazala
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|a Guest Editorial [by] Hans-Georg Geissler
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|a I: Theories of Psychophysical Judgment
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|a Perceptual Separability of Stimulus Dimensions: A Fechnerian Analysis / Ehtibar N. Dzhafarov
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|a Subjective and Objective Scaling of Large Color Differences / Chingis A. Izmailov and Eugeni N. Sokolov
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|a Short-Term and Long-Term Frames of Reference in Category Judgments: A Multiple-Standards Model / Peter Petzold and Gert Haubensak
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|a Frame of Reference Models in Psychophysics: A Perceptual-Cognitive Approach / Viktor Sarris
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|a Two Kinds of Global Perceptual Separability and Curvature / James T. Townsend and Jesse Spencer-Smith
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|a II: Timing and Dynamics of Human Performance
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|a A Psychophysical Approach to Action Timing / Gisa Aschersleben, Jorg Gehrke, and Wolfgang Prim
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|a Synchronization and Stimulus Timing: Implications for Temporal Models of Visual Information Processing / Mark A. Elliott and Hermann J. Müller
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|a Functional Architectures in Structural Recognition and the Role of "Seeming Redundancy" / Hans-Georg Geissler
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|a Memory-Guided Inference in Same-Different Comparison Tasks / Thomas Lachmann and Cees van Leeuwen
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|a Dimension-Based Visual Attention and Visual Object Segmentation / Hermann J. Müller, Joseph Krummenacher and Dieter Heller
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|a Timing of "Perception" and Perception of "Time" / Odmar Neumann and Michael Niepel
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|a Invariant Time Course of Priming With and Without Awareness / Dirk Vorberg, Uwe Mattler, Armin Heinecke, Thomas Schmidt and Jens Schwarzbach
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|a Visual Marking: Using Time as Well as Space in Visual Selection / Derrick G. Watson, Glyn W. Humphreys and Christian N. L. Olivers
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|a III: Psychophysics of Memory
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|a Cavanagh's Hypothesis Within the Context of Other Invariance Hypotheses: Theory and Data / Jürgen Bredenkamp
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|a Auditory Sensory Memory and Short-Term Memory / Christian Kaernbach
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|a Encoding and Retrieval Components Affecting Memory Span: Articulation Rate, Memory Search and Trace Redintegration / Uta Lass, Gerd Liier, Dietrich Becker, Yunqiu Fang and Guopeng Chen
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|a Memory Scanning Beyond the Limit--If There is One / Urte Roeber and Christian Kaernbach
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|a Bottom-up and Top-down Flows of Information Within Auditory Memory: Electrophysiological Evidence / Erich Schröger, Mart Tervaniemi, and Minna Huotllainen
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|a IV: Neural and Representational Models
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|a The Complementary Brain: From Brain Dynamics to Conscious Experiences / Stephen Grossberg
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|a Universal Temporal Structures in Human Information Processing: A Neural Principle and Psychophysical Evidence / Raul Kompass
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|a Structural Information Theory and Visual Form / Emanuel Leeuwenberg
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|a This volume presents a series of studies that expand laws, invariants, and principles of psychophysics beyond its classical domain of sensation. In spite of the equivalence of methods, such contributions are often not regarded as "psychophysics." In summary, this book explores psychophysical approaches to issues concerning internal representations, memory, and action, which consider general questions of the timing of brain dynamics and provide frameworks for context-dependent and multidimensional generalizations of psychophysical theory, in order to advance psychophysics as a seminal approach to psychological science and the understanding of the human mind. The book should be of great interest to advanced (postgraduate) students in neuroscience, cognitive science, psychology, neuropsychology, and related areas who seek to evaluate the range and power of psychophysical work today, and to established scientists in those fields who will appreciate the variety of issues addressed within the same methodological framework and their multiple interconnections and stimulating cross-talk.
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