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The effect of surface detail on object recognition and naming,

Posted on September 23, 2012 by neurosman

  11.6.4.  Colour effects in the two tasks  (recognition vs. naming) of Experiment 7. One of the major aims of experiment 7 was to investigate the effect of colour versus black‑white photographs of rotated common objects. Both in recognition and … Continue reading →

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Chapter 8b: General Discussion On The Role Of Depth Cues On Visual Object Recognition And Naming

Posted on September 20, 2012 by neurosman

General Discussion The results of (Yes‑No) response in experiments 1 and 2 demonstrate a consistent difference between “Yes” and “No” responses. The subject in the present study was asked during the recognition task to make either a “yes” or a … Continue reading →

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Chapter 8a: Contrasting angles effects in recognition and naming tasks of the Role Of Depth Cues..

Posted on September 20, 2012 by neurosman

13.4.                Contrasting angles effects in recognition and naming tasks of the present study In considering the nature of the orientation function, overall, the results of the present study indicate that first, for the naming reaction times, in five of seven … Continue reading →

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References of the Role Of Depth Cues On Visual Object Recognition And Naming, by Dr. Fawzy A. O. Salama, Ph.D.

Posted on September 17, 2012 by neurosman

R E F E R E N C E S AGGLETON, J.P., DESIMONE, R., & MISHKIN, M., 1986,The origin, course and termination of the hippocampo‑thalamic projections in the macaque. Journal of Comparative Neurology, 243, 409‑421. AGGLETON, J.P., MISHKIN, M., 1984, … Continue reading →

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

Posted on September 17, 2012 by neurosman

” IN THE NAME OF GOD MOST MERCIFUL MOST GRACIOUS “ I should like to thank everyone, both connected with the Psychology Department, and apart from it, who in their own way, however small, helped to make this thesis possible. … Continue reading →

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Chapter 7B: The Experimental Part of the Role of Visual Depth Cues On Object Recognition And Naming

Posted on September 17, 2012 by neurosman

    7.4       General aims of the present experimental work   The aims of the present series of experiments 1‑9 are (i) to determine the effect of three‑dimensional versus two‑dimensional presentations of objects  on recognition and naming latencies of normal … Continue reading →

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The Role Of Depth Cues On Visual Object Recognition And Naming/ Chapter 7/ by Dr. Fawzy A. O. Salama, Ph.D.

Posted on September 17, 2012 by neurosman

    C H A P T E R   7   SCOPE OF THE PRESENT THESIS: The Role Of Depth Cues On Visual Object Recognition And Naming   7.1       Introduction   The focus of the present thesis is to be how  … Continue reading →

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Posted on September 16, 2012 by neurosman

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The Role Of Depth Cues On Visual Object Recognition And Naming/ Chapter 6A/ by Dr. Fawzy A. O. Salama, Ph.D.

Posted on September 16, 2012 by neurosman

C H A P T E R  6 OBJECT NAMING 6.0       Introduction The goal of this chapter is to give insights into the underlying sources of breakdown in object naming following brain damage. In particular, I will focus on the … Continue reading →

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The Role Of Visual Depth Cues On Object Recognition And Naming: Chapter 5B, By Dr. F. O. Salama, Ph.D.,

Posted on September 16, 2012 by neurosman

5.4       Experimental evidence of the functional parallels between imagery and   vision Several lines of research within cognitive psychology have provided evidence of common representations for imagery and perception. Podgorny and Shepard (1978) demonstrated the functional equivalence of mental images and … Continue reading →

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