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Psychophysical investigations of human peripheral vision

1995-01-01

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This thesis investigates various aspects of peripheral vision, which is known not to be as acute as vision at the point of fixation. Differences between foveal and peripheral vision are generally thought to be of a quantitative rather than a qualitative nature. However, the rate of decline in sensitivity between foveal and peripheral vision is known to be task dependent and the mechanisms underlying the difference...

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Literature Corpus work: c19666a9-3af6-5f42-b05c-07ef0f16b305
DOI: 10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00014598

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