PERCEPTION OF THE HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL WITH HEAD UPRIGHT, ON THE SIDE, AND INVERTED UNDER STATIC CONDITIONS AND DURING EXPOSURE TO CENTRIPETAL FORCE
Horizontal or vertical perception during exposure to centripetal force, head in various positions
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Horizontal or vertical perception during exposure to centripetal force, head in various positions
Antecedent visual frame of reference as a factor in the perception of the oculogravic illusion
Conditioned reflex basis of visual spatial perception
Physiological mechanisms involved in visual perception of distance to moving objects
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Visual boundary for human perception of vertical rate of descent
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Development of spatial perception and spatial concepts in preschool children
Perception of proportions by first grade children during nature drawing
Perception of spatial relations by sixth grade children during field surveying exercises
Perception and representation of shortest distance on plane and on sphere
Role of spatial perception in working at conveyer