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Differential effects of central versus peripheral vision on egocentric and exocentric motion perception

Experimental Brain Research · 1973 · Vol. 16(5) · pp. 476–491

Th. Brandt✉(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)J. Dichgans(Medical University of Vienna)E. Koenig(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

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Visual perception and processing mechanismsEndocentric and exocentricIllusionPerceptionObserver (physics)PsychologyMotion (physics)Motion perceptionOptokinetic reflexOptical illusionCognitive psychology

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Eye MovementsFemaleHumansMaleMotion PerceptionRotationSpace PerceptionTime FactorsVisual Fields

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