On Visual Estimation of Length of Various Curves

Takagi, Kazuo

doi:10.4992/jjpsy.1.476

The Japanese Journal of Psychology

1926

DOI: 10.4992/jjpsy.1.476

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On Visual Estimation of Length of Various Curves

Kazuo Takagi¹

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“…Takagi (4) in 1926 was one of the first investigators interested in perceptual parameters of curved lines. His Ss judged the lengths of a variety of arcs and straight lines.…”

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confidence: 99%

Perceptual thresholds of curvilinearity and angularity as functions of line length.

Valle¹,

Andrews²,

Ross³

1956

Journal of Experimental Psychology

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“…Takagi (4) in 1926 was one of the first investigators interested in perceptual parameters of curved lines. His Ss judged the lengths of a variety of arcs and straight lines.…”

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confidence: 99%

Perceptual thresholds of curvilinearity and angularity as functions of line length.

Valle¹,

Andrews²,

Ross³

1956

Journal of Experimental Psychology

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The summation of generalized reactive tendencies.

Bilodeau¹,

Brown²,

Meryman³

1956

Journal of Experimental Psychology

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On Visual Estimation of Length of Various Curves

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Perceptual thresholds of curvilinearity and angularity as functions of line length.

Perceptual thresholds of curvilinearity and angularity as functions of line length.

The summation of generalized reactive tendencies.

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