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Self body-size perception in an insect

Naturwissenschaften, 2013
Animals negotiating complex environments encounter a wide range of obstacles of different shapes and sizes. It is greatly beneficial for the animal to react to such obstacles in a precise, context-specific manner, in order to avoid harm or even simply to minimize energy expenditure.
Amir, Ben-Nun, Moshe, Guershon, Amir, Ayali   +2 more
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A motor signal and ?visual? size perception

Experimental Brain Research, 1996
Recent models of the visual system in primates suggest that the mechanisms underlying visual perception and visuomotor control are implemented in separate functional streams in the cerebral cortex. However, a little-studied perceptual illusion demonstrates that a motor-related signal representing arm position can contribute to the visual perception of ...
D P, Carey, K, Allan
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Spatial Perception of Size in a Virtual World

2019
This paper investigated the spatial perception of size in a virtual space using a wire free mobile Virtual Reality (VR). A simple game called, The Object Popping Project (OPP) that allows the user to find and pop out a 3D object in VR has been developed and used as a tool to measure human spatial perception.
Pritam Banik, Debarshi Das, Si Jung Kim
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Past Experience and the Perception of Visual Size

The American Journal of Psychology, 1952
Few controversies in the history of psychology have endured so long as the one between nativism and empiricism regarding the perception of visual space. While points of emphasis have shifted and descriptive terms have changed, modern perceptual theories are still divided between the nativistic and the empiricist points of view.
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PERCEPTION OF ANGLE SIZE IN NEURON STRUCTURES

Kybernetes, 1976
A multilayer neuron structure which enables one to evaluate the size of a perceived angle is considered. The proposed neuron structure permits one to distinguish intersecting lines from non‐intersecting ones, parallel lines from non‐parallel ones, horizontal lines from vertical ones; and to determine the distance between parallel lines.
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Familiar size affects perception differently in virtual reality and the real world

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2023
Jody Culham, Laurie Wilcox
exaly  

Perception of size

Inquiry, 1968
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Regional Differences in the Perception of Daylit Scenes across Europe Using Virtual Reality. Part I: Effects of Window Size

LEUKOS - Journal of Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, 2022
Marilyne Andersen, Barbara Matusiak, Kynthia Chamilothori   +2 more
exaly  

As cute as a button: the effect of size on online product cuteness perception

Journal of Product and Brand Management, 2023
exaly  

ORAL SIZE PERCEPTION OF PARTICLES: EFFECT OF SIZE, TYPE, VISCOSITY AND METHOD

Journal of Texture Studies, 2005
Andries Van Der Bilt, Lina Engelen
exaly