| Autor: |
Tyer, Zita E., Pasnak, Robert |
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Perceptual & Motor Skills; October 1989, Vol. 69 Issue: 2 p691-700, 10p |
| Abstrakt: |
Subjects were required to discriminate complex random polygons which had the same global shapes but differed in local contour characteristics. Discrimination was most often successful when local contour features comprised a few long line segments or when they were relatively complex. Local contour features of intermediate sized elements and intermediate complexity played a smaller role in discrimination. Presentation time and interstimulus interval effects, and their interaction were observed. A two-factor explanation was offered for the effect of the contour variable. |
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