Seen in a flash: spatial and temporal aspects in movement related (mis)localization

F. Maij

Research output: PhD Thesis › PhD-Thesis - Research and graduation internal

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Original language	English
Qualification	PhD
Awarding Institution	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Supervisors/Advisors	Smeets, Jeroen, Supervisor Brenner, Eli, Co-supervisor
Award date	1 Jun 2011
Print ISBNs	9789086595518
Publication status	Published - 2011

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CoverFinal published version, 592 KB
Title pageFinal published version, 61.8 KB
Abstract dutchFinal published version, 189 KB
Abstract englishFinal published version, 180 KB
Table of contentsFinal published version, 59.9 KB
Complete dissertationFinal published version, 14.7 MB
Preliminary matterFinal published version, 607 KB
Hoofdstuk 1 General introductionFinal published version, 549 KB
Hoofdstuk 2 The use of the saccade target as a visual reference when localizing flashes during saccadesFinal published version, 2.66 MB
Hoofdstuk 3 Peri-saccadic mislocalization is not influenced by the predictability of the saccade target locatiFinal published version, 2.24 MB
Hoofdstuk 4 Luminance contrast differences in the background make flashes harder to detect during saccadesFinal published version, 1.75 MB
Hoofdstuk 5 Misjudging where you felt a light switch in a dark roomFinal published version, 955 KB
Hoofdstuk 6 Temporal information can influence spatial localizationFinal published version, 1.49 MB
Hoofdstuk 7 Temporal uncertainty separates flashes from their background during saccadesFinal published version, 1.23 MB
Hoofdstuk 8 Temporal unceratinty explains peri-saccadic mislocalization; a Bayesian modelFinal published version, 1.7 MB
Hoofdstuk 9 Summary and conclusionsFinal published version, 180 KB
Hoofdstuk 10 Nederlandse samenvatting en conclusiesFinal published version, 189 KB
End matterFinal published version, 227 KB

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