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The influence of colour on transient system activity: Implications for dyslexia research.

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2001

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Pammer, Kristen
Lovegrove, William

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Psychonomic Society Inc

Abstract

Metacontrast and apparent motion experiments designed to utilize transient system resources were adopted to investigate the proposal that transient system activity is differentially influenced by different colored stimuli. The results generally showed no

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Keywords: Color (13450); Dyslexia (20250); Eye Movements (23600); Vision (94300); Visual Perception (94600); Visual Stimulation (94700); adult; article; attention; child; color vision; contrast sensitivity; discrimination learning; dyslexia; human; movement percept

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/32340

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ANU Research Publications

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Perception and Psychophysics

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2037-12-31

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