Relative Magnitude of Apparent Misalignment in Acute-angle and Oblique-line Figures

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Journal Percept Psychophys

Specialties Psychiatry
Psychology

Date 1979 Mar 1

PMID 461084

Citations 3

Authors

R H Day

R G Dickinson

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References

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Wenderoth P, Beh H, White D . Alignment errors to both ends of acute- and obtuse-angle arms. Percept Psychophys. 1978; 23(6):475-82. DOI: 10.3758/bf03199522. View