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Perception of randomness: Bias, learning and transfer
(2006)People are often biased in their perception of randomness in that they tend to see patterns in random distributions. This is a serious problem because the accurate perception of randomness can be important in decision-making. ... -
Perceptions of Science Education Among African American and White Evangelicals: A Texas Case Study
(2014)Evangelicals have been highlighted at the intersections of religion, science, and education, yet little is known about how evangelicals perceive public science education and how these perceptions compare across racial ... -
Perceptual interactions of duration with pitch and rate of change in pitch: Implications for sonification
(2004)The development of a good representation of data with an auditory display requires one to choose the type of transformation between the data and auditory information and the auditory dimension to use. There is good reason ... -
Perceptual Links: Attention, Experience, and Demonstrative Thought
(2015-04-22)Perception is conscious: perceiving involves a first-person experience of what’s perceived. It’s widely held that these perceptual experiences are independent of what's perceived. Viewing two visually indiscriminable #2 ... -
Perceptual Organization in Vision: Emergent Features in Two-Line Space
(2011)What exactly are the "parts" that make up the whole object, and how and when do they group? The answer that is proposed hinges on Emergent Features: features that materialize from the configuration which make the object ... -
Perceptual organization of random dot patterns: Area salient and memorable, proximity salient but forgotten
(2004)I report four experiments designed to investigate the perceptual grouping processes by better understanding how a simple pattern of dots comes to be represented in the visual memory systems. Subjects were briefly shown a ... -
Percolative metal-insulator transition in UV excimer laser irradiated polyimide
(1994)The metal-insulator transition observed in krypton-fluoride laser irradiated polyimide is used as a method to study the three dimensional percolation theory of random resistor networks. Values for the percolation threshold ...
