Sensory Sensitivities and Discriminations and Their Roles in Aviation

Evidence that intersubject differences in the ability to process motion-defined (MD) shape are not predicted by the ability to process luminance- defined (LD) shape, that motion is processed by hierarchical manner, that discrimination and detection can be dissociated for MD form, and that spatial di...

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1. Verfasser:	Regan, David M
Format:	Report
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Anatomy and Physiology AUDITORY ACUITY AUDITORY PERCEPTION BRAIN CATARACTS COLLISIONS COLORS CONSTANTS CONTRAST CONVERGENCE DAMAGE DETECTION DISCRIMINATION GLARE HELICOPTERS HUMANS HYPERTENSION INDEXES INTEGRATION LUMINANCE MAGNETIC FIELDS MOTION NAVIGATION PATIENTS PE61102F PERCEPTION PROCESSING Psychology RECOGNITION REMOVAL RESPONSE RODS SAFETY SENSITIVITY SHAPE SKILLS TEST AND EVALUATION TEXTURE TIME TITRATION VISIBILITY VISION VISUAL PERCEPTION
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