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Authors:
DEUBEL H
SCHNEIDER WX
BRIDGEMAN B
Citation: H. Deubel et al., STIMULUS BLANKING DIMINISHES SACCADIC SUPPRESSION OF IMAGE DISPLACEMENT, Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 35(4), 1994, pp. 2033-2033
Authors:
VANDERHEIJDEN AHC
BRIDGEMAN B
Citation: Ahc. Vanderheijden et B. Bridgeman, ACTION AND ATTENTION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 17(2), 1994, pp. 225-226
Authors:
BRIDGEMAN B
VANDERHEIJDEN AHC
VELICHKOVSKY BM
Citation: B. Bridgeman et al., A THEORY OF VISUAL-STABILITY ACROSS SACCADIC EYE-MOVEMENTS, Behavioral and brain sciences, 17(2), 1994, pp. 247-258
Authors:
BRIDGEMAN B
VANDERHEIJDEN AHC
VELICHKOVSKY BM
Citation: B. Bridgeman et al., HOW OUR WORLD REMAINS STABLE DESPITE DISTURBING INFLUENCES - AUTHORS RESPONSE, Behavioral and brain sciences, 17(2), 1994, pp. 282-287
Authors:
BRIDGEMAN B
BLOUIN J
Citation: B. Bridgeman et J. Blouin, EXTENDING REFERENCE SIGNAL THEORY TO RAPID MOVEMENTS, Behavioral and brain sciences, 17(2), 1994, pp. 315-316
Authors:
BRIDGEMAN B
LEWIS C
Citation: B. Bridgeman et C. Lewis, THE RELATIONSHIP OF ESSAY AND MULTIPLE-CHOICE SCORES WITH GRADES IN COLLEGE COURSES, Journal of educational measurement, 31(1), 1994, pp. 37-50
Authors:
BRIDGEMAN B
AZMITIA M
Citation: B. Bridgeman et M. Azmitia, MIMETIC CULTURE AND MODERN SPORTS - A SYNTHESIS, Behavioral and brain sciences, 16(4), 1993, pp. 751-752
Authors:
BRIDGEMAN B
Citation: B. Bridgeman, SPATIAL AND COGNITIVE VISION DIFFERENTIATE AT LOW-LEVELS, BUT NOT IN LANGUAGE, Behavioral and brain sciences, 16(2), 1993, pp. 240-240
Authors:
WELCH RB
BRIDGEMAN B
ANAND S
BROWMAN KE
Citation: Rb. Welch et al., ALTERNATING PRISM EXPOSURE CAUSES DUAL ADAPTATION AND GENERALIZATION TO A NOVEL DISPLACEMENT, Perception & psychophysics, 54(2), 1993, pp. 195-204
Authors:
SPIVEYKNOWLTON MJ
BRIDGEMAN B
Citation: Mj. Spiveyknowlton et B. Bridgeman, SPATIAL CONTEXT AFFECTS THE POGGENDORFF ILLUSION, Perception & psychophysics, 53(5), 1993, pp. 467-474
Authors:
BRIDGEMAN B
ROCK DA
Citation: B. Bridgeman et Da. Rock, RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MULTIPLE-CHOICE AND OPEN-ENDED ANALYTICAL QUESTIONS, Journal of educational measurement, 30(4), 1993, pp. 313-329
Authors:
BRIDGEMAN B
ROSS T
NARDELLO C
Citation: B. Bridgeman et al., MOTION AFTEREFFECT (MAE) CAN FOLLOW VECTIONAL, AND NOT RETINAL, DIRECTION, Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 33(4), 1992, pp. 1138-1138