A Comparison of Two Theories of Perceived Distance on the Ground Plane: The Angular Expansion Hypothesis and the Intrinsic Bias Hypothesis

by Zhi Li, Frank H Durgin
Published 2012-06-01

Do Explicit Estimates of Angular Declination Become Ungrounded in the Presence of a Ground Plane?

by Umi Keezing, Frank H. Durgin
Published 2018-10-01

Differential Angular Expansion in Perceived Direction in Azimuth and Elevation Are Yoked to the Presence of a Perceived Ground Plane

by Frank H. Durgin, Umi I. Keezing
Published 2018-03-01

Sugar and Space? Not the Case: Effects of Low Blood Glucose on Slant Estimation are Mediated by Beliefs

by Dennis M. Shaffer, Eric McManama, Charles Swank, Frank H. Durgin
Published 2013-05-01

Expert Performance by Athletes in the Verbal Estimation of Spatial Extents Does Not Alter Their Perceptual Metric of Space

by Frank H Durgin, Keenan Leonard-Solis, Owen Masters, Brittany Schmelz, Zhi Li
Published 2012-06-01

Do Individual Differences and Aging Effects in the Estimation of Geographical Slant Reflect Cognitive or Perceptual Effects?

by Abigail M. Dean, Jaehyun Oh, Christopher J. Thomson, Catherine J. Norris, Frank H. Durgin
Published 2016-07-01