Pointing and antipointing in Müller-Lyer figures: Why illusion effects need to be scaled.

Jan 1, 2016·

Constanze Hesse

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Volker H Franz

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Thomas Schenk

· 1 min read

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Journal article

Publication

Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance

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Last updated on Jan 1, 2016

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