Gunnar Johansson

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Gunnar Johansson is affiliated with the following schools: Stockholm University, Uppsala University

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Gunnar Johansson 's Degrees

PhD Psychology Uppsala University

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According to Wikipedia, Gunnar Johansson was a Swedish psychophysicist. Biography He was interested in the Gestalt laws of motion perception in vision. He is best known for his investigations of biological motion. He helped develop the rigidity assumption which posits that proximal stimuli that can be perceived as rigid objects are generally perceived as such. Johansson received his Ph.D. from the Stockholm University College in 1950, on the thesis Configurations in event perception. He was professor of psychology at Uppsala University from 1957 to 1977. In 1970, he was elected a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences.

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Gunnar Johansson 's Published Works

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Visual perception of biological motion and a model for its analysis (1973) (4276)
Visual motion perception. (1975) (673)
Spatio-temporal differentiation and integration in visual motion perception (1976) (429)
Studies on Visual Perception of Locomotion (1977) (205)
PERCEPTION OF MOTION AND CHANGING FORM: A study of visual perception from continuous transformations of a solid angle of light at the eye (1964) (197)
Visual Perception of Bending Motion (1973) (110)
Drivers and road signs: a preliminary investigation of the capacity of car drivers to get information from road signs. (1966) (105)
On theories for visual space perception. A letter to Gibson. (1970) (91)
Visible distances and safe approach speeds for night driving. (1968) (65)
Perceived rotary motion from changes in a straight line (1968) (60)
Monocular Movement Parallax and Near-Space Perception (1973) (56)
Vector analysis in visual perception of rolling motion (1974) (50)
Visual Event Perception (1978) (47)
Configurations in the perception of velocity (1950) (40)
Rigidity, Stability, and Motion in Perceptual Space (1958) (36)
Toward a New Theory of Vision Studies in Wide-Angle Space Perception (1989) (27)
Rigidity, stability, and motion in perceptual space: A discussion of some mathematical principles operative in the perception of relative motion and of their possible function as determinants of a static perceptual space. (1958) (24)
VISIBLE DISTANCES IN SIMULATED NIGHT DRIVING CONDITIONS WITH FULL AND DIPPED HEADLIGHTS (1963) (22)
RECOVERY TIME AFTER GLARE: An experimental investigation of glare after‐effect under night driving conditions (1964) (15)
Visual Space Perception through Motion (1982) (14)
Perceived angle of oscillatory motion (1968) (12)
The velocity of the motion after-effect (1956) (11)
Relational invariance and visual space perception: on perceptual vector analysis of the optic flow. (1986) (10)
A VERSATILE EYE‐MOVEMENT RECORDER (1960) (9)
Optic flow, icons, and memory (1983) (6)
Motion Perception and Personality. I (1955) (6)
MEMORY FUNCTIONS IN VISUAL EVENT PERCEPTION. (1977) (6)
A new polarized headlight system (1970) (6)
VISUAL PERCEPTION OF LOCOMOTION ELICITED AND CONTROLLED BY A BRIGHT SPOT MOVING IN THE PERIPHERY OF THE VISUAL FIELD. (1977) (5)
SMOKING AND NIGHT DRIVING (1965) (5)
Vector analysis and process combinations in motion perception: a reply to Wallach, Becklen, and Nitzberg (1985) (1985) (5)
Event perception. (1980) (5)
Direct perception and perceptual processes (1980) (4)
Visual bridgingof empty gaps in the optic flow (1998) (3)
Silhouette effects in night driving. (1971) (3)
Vision without Contours: Study of Visual Information from Ordinal Stimulation (1968) (3)
BINOCULAR INTERACTION IN MOTION PERCEPTION (1960) (3)
ABOUT PERSPECTIVE TRANSFORMATION INDUCED BY MOTION AND THE THEORY OF VISUAL SPACE PERCEPTION. (1980) (1)
Polarized headlight systems: the effect of laminated and toughened windscreens on visibility distance (1971) (1)
CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN VISUAL SPACE AND MOTION PERCEPTION.. (1977) (1)
Studies in wide angle space perception (1987) (1)
METRICS, MOTION PERCEPTION AND NEURAL PROCESSING IN VISION. (1979) (0)
Research of Interest (1976) (0)
[Visual perception research with the Uppsala signature]. (1977) (0)

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