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Physical Review Letters|August 11, 2001
Focusing of noncircular self-similar shock wavesS I Betelu, D G AronsonArchives of General Psychiatry|February 20, 1999
Dependence of impaired eye tracking on deficient velocity discrimination in schizophreniaY Chen, D L Levy, K Nakayama, et al.Archives of General Psychiatry|October 1, 1989
Thought disorder in the relatives of psychotic patientsM E Shenton, M R Solovay, P S Holzman, et al.Archives of General Psychiatry|February 20, 1999
Motion perception in schizophreniaY Chen, G P Palafox, K Nakayama, et al.Psychopharmacologia|October 31, 1975
Smooth-pursuit eye movements, and diazepam, CPZ, and secobarbitalP S Holzman, D L Levy, E H Uhlenhuth, et al.The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease|February 1, 1989
Some pros and cons of computer-assisted psychotherapyK M Colby, R L Gould, G AronsonJournal of Abnormal Psychology|June 16, 1999
Eye-tracking dysfunction and birth-month weather in schizophreniaD K Kinney, D L Levy, D A Yurgelun-Todd, et al.The American Journal of Psychiatry|July 11, 1998
Inverse relationship of perinatal complications and eye tracking dysfunction in relatives of patients with schizophrenia: evidence for a two-factor modelD K Kinney, D L Levy, D A Yurgelun-Todd, et al.Journal of Psychiatric Research|January 1, 1988
Smooth pursuit eye movements in schizophrenics: quantitative measurements with the search-coil techniqueS Levin, A Luebke, D S Zee, et al.Psychopharmacology|January 1, 1983
Effects of phencyclidine, secobarbital and diazepam on eye tracking in rhesus monkeysK Ando, C E Johanson, D L Levy, et al.Pageof 8