Non-monotonic eccentricity effects explained by multiple scaling theory von Gurnsey, R. N., Poirier, F. J. A. M.

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Imaging dopamine transmission in the frontal cortex: a simultaneous microdialysis and [11C]FLB 457 PET study von Narendran, R, Jedema, H P, Lopresti, B J, Mason, N S, Gurnsey, K, Ruszkiewicz, J, Chen, C-M, Deuitch, L, Frankle, W G, Bradberry, C W

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Stimulus magnification compensates for eccentricity dependent sensitivity loss for first and second order biological motion stimuli von Gurnsey, R., Troje, N.

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Imaging dopamine transmission in the frontal cortex: a simultaneous microdialysis and [11C]FLB 457 PET study von Narendran, R, Jedema, H P, Lopresti, B J, Mason, N S, Gurnsey, K, Ruszkiewicz, J, Chen, C-m, Deuitch, L, Frankle, W G, Bradberry, C W

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Perception of biological motion across the visual field von Gurnsey, R., Ouhnana, M., Troje, N.

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Peripheral sensitivity to biological motion is unaffected by dividing attention von Roddy, G., Troje, N., Gurnsey, R.

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Peripheral sensitivity to biological motion is unaffected by dividing attention von Roddy, G., Troje, N., Gurnsey, R.

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Erratum: Imaging dopamine transmission in the frontal cortex: a simultaneous microdialysis and [11C]FLB 457 PET study von Narendran, R, Jedema, H P, Lopresti, B J, Mason, N S, Gurnsey, K, Ruszkiewicz, J, Chen, C-M, Deuitch, L, Frankle, W G, Bradberry, C W

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The effect of dot lifetime, dot size, & percent area covered by dots on motion coherence thresholds: Implications for diagnosing reading difficulties von Wada, N. S, von Grunau, M. W, Lacroix, G. L, Almeida, R. G, Gurnsey, R., Segalowitz, N. S

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Predicting reading performance from motion coherence thresholds in six- and seven-year-old children von Wada, N. S., Lacroix, G. L., Grunau, M. W., Borokhovski, E., Constantinescu, I. R., Almeida, R. G., Gurnsey, R., Segalowitz, N. S.

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