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Shinji Nakamura

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Vision Research|May 18, 2004
Effects of spatial arrangement of visual stimulus on inverted self-motion perception induced by the foreground motion: examination of OKN-suppression hypothesisShinji Nakamura
Perceptual and Motor Skills|August 19, 2006
Depth separation between foreground and background on visually induced perception of self-motionShinji Nakamura
Perceptual and Motor Skills|August 19, 2006
Type of motion in inverted self-motion perception induced by a foreground stimulusShinji Nakamura
Perception|August 23, 2013
Effects of additional visual oscillation on vection under voluntary eye movement conditions--retinal image motion is critical in vection facilitationShinji Nakamura
Vision Research|March 7, 2006
Effects of depth, eccentricity and size of additional static stimulus on visually induced self-motion perceptionShinji Nakamura
Seeing and Perceiving|April 5, 2013
Effects of stimulus eccentricity on the perception of visually induced self-motion facilitated by simulated viewpoint jitterShinji Nakamura
Multisensory Research|August 23, 2013
Separate presentation of additional accelerating motion does not enhance visually induced self-motion perceptionShinji Nakamura
Perception|May 25, 2013
The minimum stimulus conditions for vection--two- and four-stroke apparent motions can induce self-motion perceptionShinji Nakamura
Multisensory Research|May 7, 2024
Four-Stroke Apparent Motion Can Effectively Induce Visual Self-Motion Perception: an Examination Using Expanding, Rotating, and Translating MotionShinji Nakamura
Perception|May 15, 2010
Additional oscillation can facilitate visually induced self-motion perception: the effects of its coherence and amplitude gradientShinji Nakamura
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Vision Research|May 18, 2004
Effects of spatial arrangement of visual stimulus on inverted self-motion perception induced by the foreground motion: examination of OKN-suppression hypothesisShinji Nakamura
Perceptual and Motor Skills|August 19, 2006
Depth separation between foreground and background on visually induced perception of self-motionShinji Nakamura
Perceptual and Motor Skills|August 19, 2006
Type of motion in inverted self-motion perception induced by a foreground stimulusShinji Nakamura
Perception|August 23, 2013
Effects of additional visual oscillation on vection under voluntary eye movement conditions--retinal image motion is critical in vection facilitationShinji Nakamura
Vision Research|March 7, 2006
Effects of depth, eccentricity and size of additional static stimulus on visually induced self-motion perceptionShinji Nakamura
Seeing and Perceiving|April 5, 2013
Effects of stimulus eccentricity on the perception of visually induced self-motion facilitated by simulated viewpoint jitterShinji Nakamura
Multisensory Research|August 23, 2013
Separate presentation of additional accelerating motion does not enhance visually induced self-motion perceptionShinji Nakamura
Perception|May 25, 2013
The minimum stimulus conditions for vection--two- and four-stroke apparent motions can induce self-motion perceptionShinji Nakamura
Multisensory Research|May 7, 2024
Four-Stroke Apparent Motion Can Effectively Induce Visual Self-Motion Perception: an Examination Using Expanding, Rotating, and Translating MotionShinji Nakamura
Perception|May 15, 2010
Additional oscillation can facilitate visually induced self-motion perception: the effects of its coherence and amplitude gradientShinji Nakamura
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