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Karen R Dobkins

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Optometry and Vision Science : Official Publication of the American Academy of Optometry|May 7, 2009
Does visual modularity increase over the course of development?Karen R Dobkins
Perception|September 9, 2008
The use of chromatic information for motion segmentation: differences between psychophysical and eye-movement measuresKaren R Dobkins, Vanitha Sampath
Journal of Vision|January 4, 2014
The face inversion effect in infants is driven by high, and not low, spatial frequenciesKaren R Dobkins, Rachael Harms
Psychological Science|July 21, 2011
Synaesthetic associations decrease during infancyKatie Wagner, Karen R Dobkins
Vision Research|February 15, 2005
Attentional effects on contrast discrimination in humans: evidence for both contrast gain and response gainLiqiang Huang, Karen R Dobkins
Vision Research|February 27, 2003
Independence of mechanisms tuned along cardinal and non-cardinal axes of color space: evidence from factor analysisKaren L Gunther, Karen R Dobkins
Vision Research|March 15, 2013
Effects of prematurity on the development of contrast sensitivity: testing the visual experience hypothesisRain G Bosworth, Karen R Dobkins
Psychological Science|March 15, 2002
Color-based motion processing is stronger in infants than in adultsKaren R Dobkins, Christina M Anderson
Journal of Vision|January 9, 2010
Chromatic and luminance contrast sensitivity in fullterm and preterm infantsRain G Bosworth, Karen R Dobkins
Brain and Cognition|May 25, 2002
Visual field asymmetries for motion processing in deaf and hearing signersRain G Bosworth, Karen R Dobkins
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Optometry and Vision Science : Official Publication of the American Academy of Optometry|May 7, 2009
Does visual modularity increase over the course of development?Karen R Dobkins
Perception|September 9, 2008
The use of chromatic information for motion segmentation: differences between psychophysical and eye-movement measuresKaren R Dobkins, Vanitha Sampath
Journal of Vision|January 4, 2014
The face inversion effect in infants is driven by high, and not low, spatial frequenciesKaren R Dobkins, Rachael Harms
Psychological Science|July 21, 2011
Synaesthetic associations decrease during infancyKatie Wagner, Karen R Dobkins
Vision Research|February 15, 2005
Attentional effects on contrast discrimination in humans: evidence for both contrast gain and response gainLiqiang Huang, Karen R Dobkins
Vision Research|February 27, 2003
Independence of mechanisms tuned along cardinal and non-cardinal axes of color space: evidence from factor analysisKaren L Gunther, Karen R Dobkins
Vision Research|March 15, 2013
Effects of prematurity on the development of contrast sensitivity: testing the visual experience hypothesisRain G Bosworth, Karen R Dobkins
Psychological Science|March 15, 2002
Color-based motion processing is stronger in infants than in adultsKaren R Dobkins, Christina M Anderson
Journal of Vision|January 9, 2010
Chromatic and luminance contrast sensitivity in fullterm and preterm infantsRain G Bosworth, Karen R Dobkins
Brain and Cognition|May 25, 2002
Visual field asymmetries for motion processing in deaf and hearing signersRain G Bosworth, Karen R Dobkins
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