Ralph Norman Haber

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Psychology

#2275

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#2754

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Cognitive Psychology

#198

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#208

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Ralph Norman Haber's Published Works

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Published Papers

Visual perception. (1978) (1136)
Anxiety in academic achievement situations. (1960) (1019)
Perception and memory for pictures: Single-trial learning of 2500 visual stimuli (1970) (690)
The psychology of visual perception (1973) (494)
The impending demise of the icon: A critique of the concept of iconic storage in visual information processing (1983) (340)
How we remember what we see. (1970) (246)
Contemporary theory and research in visual perception (1970) (244)
Direct Measures of Short-Term Visual Storage (1969) (198)
Direct estimates of the apparent duration of a flash. (1970) (191)
Information-processing approaches to visual perception (1969) (158)
Flight simulation. (1986) (158)
Twenty years of haunting eidetic imagery: where's the ghost? (1979) (132)
Information extraction from different retinal locations. (1974) (122)
Nature of the effect of set on perception. (1966) (106)
EFFECTS OF REPEATED BRIEF EXPOSURES ON THE GROWTH OF A PERCEPT. (1965) (100)
Eidetic Imagery: I. Frequency (1964) (96)
Visual angle as a determinant of perceived interobject distance (1993) (89)
Scientific validation of fingerprint evidence under Daubert (2007) (82)
Error in proofreading: Evidence of syntactic control of letter processing? (1981) (80)
Emergence and recovery of initially unavailable perceptual material. (1967) (77)
Comparison of Nine Methods of Indicating the Direction to Objects: Data from Blind Adults (1993) (76)
The two visual system hypothesis loses a supporter (1983) (73)
Discrepancy from adaptation level as a source of affect. (1958) (69)
The independence of size perception and distance perception (2001) (67)
A u-shaped backward masking function in vision (1965) (64)
Selective attention and coding in visual perception. (1963) (62)
Current research in motivation (1966) (60)
Perceived numerosity: an information processing analysis. (1975) (55)
Properties of spatial representations: Data from sighted and blind subjects (1993) (51)
Visual Components of the Reading Process. (1981) (50)
Location of errors with a post-stimulus indicator (1969) (50)
EFFECT OF PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF THE STIMULUS ON WORD-RECOGNITION PROCESSES. (1965) (50)
Post-retinal storage? Some further observations on Parks’ camel as seen through the eye of a needle (1968) (49)
THE ROLE OF MEANING IN THE PERCEPTION OF BRIEFLY EXPOSED WORDS. (1965) (47)
Processing of sequentially presented letters (1969) (43)
Chapter 16 – INFORMATION PROCESSING (1974) (39)
The relation of aggressive to sexual motivation. (1965) (37)
WHERE ARE THE VISIONS IN VISUAL PERCEPTION (1971) (37)
Clarity and recognition of masked and degraded stimuli (1968) (35)
Does silent reading involve articulation? Evidence from tongue twisters. (1982) (35)
Experiencing, remembering and reporting events. (2000) (33)
One reason why we rarely forget a face (1974) (32)
Stimulus Information and Processing Mechanisms in Visual Space Perception (1983) (32)
Relationship between hand movements, reading competence and passage difficulty in braille reading (1980) (32)
Toward a theory of the perceived spatial layout of scenes (1985) (31)
Haptic scanning of braille cells by low- and high-proficiency blind readers. (1992) (30)
How we perceive depth from flat pictures. (1980) (30)
Note on how to choose a visual noise mask. (1970) (30)
Error Rates for Human Latent Fingerprint Examiners (2004) (29)
Memory for Pictograms, Pictures, and Words Separately and All Mixed up (1982) (28)
EFFECTS OF CODING STRATEGY ON PERCEPTUAL MEMORY. (1964) (28)
Sequential letter and word recognition in deaf and hearing subjects (1971) (25)
The Shape of a Word Can Specify Its Meaning. (1981) (24)
Can information be objectivized? (1983) (22)
Experimental results of fingerprint comparison validity and reliability: A review and critical analysis. (2014) (21)
How much help do repeated presentations give to recognition processes? (1967) (20)
The culture of science: Bias and forensic evidence (2013) (20)
Why Low-Flying Fighter Planes Crash: Perceptual and Attentional Factors in Collisions with the Ground (1987) (19)
Effect of acoustic confusability on levels of information processing. (1970) (19)
Are we ready to bootstrap neurophysiology into an understanding of perception? (1979) (18)
Repetition, Visual Persistence, Visual Noise and Information Processing (1969) (18)
The effect of repetition on the perception of single letters) (1966) (17)
Mechanisms of aural encoding: I. Distinctive features for consonants (1968) (16)
A REPLICATION OF SELECTIVE ATTENTION AND CODING IN VISUAL PERCEPTION. (1964) (15)
An Introduction to Psychology (1975) (14)
When is sensory-motor information necessary, when only useful, and when superfluous? (1979) (14)
Public Attitudes Regarding Subliminal Advertising (1959) (14)
Criteria for judging the admissibility of eyewitness testimony of long past events. (1998) (13)
Eidetic images. (1968) (12)
Two types of short-term visual storage (1969) (12)
Effect of position and typeface variation on perceptual clarity (1970) (11)
Mechanisms of aural encoding: IV. Hear-see, say-write interactions for vowels (1969) (11)
A different look at perceptual defense for taboo words (1968) (10)
The Spread Of An Innovation (1963) (9)
An on-line computer in a visual perception laboratory (1968) (8)
7 – PERCEPTUAL PROCESSES IN READING: An Analysis-by-Synthesis Model (1981) (8)
Perception: A one-hundred-year perspective. (1992) (8)
Three frames suffice: Drop the retinotopic frame (1985) (8)
Effect of visualization and subvocalization on perceptual clarity (1970) (8)
The Power Of Visual Perceiving (1983) (8)
The Reliability of Latent Print Individualization: Brief of Amici Curiae Submitted on Behalf of Scientists and Scholars by the New England Innocence Project, Commonwealth v. Patterson (2006) (7)
An alphanumeric display program for a PDP-8 (1971) (7)
Mechanisms of aural encoding III: Distinctive features for vowels (1968) (7)
Limited modification of the trapeziodal illusion with experience. (1965) (7)
A replication and extension of the Eriksen and Steffy (1964) experiment on short-term visual storage (1968) (6)
Evidence for direct visual access to letter identities. (1980) (6)
Apparatus Note: Use of an IBM 024 or 026 Card Punch for Simultaneous Stimulus Programming and Response Recording (1962) (5)
The icon is finally dead (1983) (5)
On-line FORTRAN for the PDP (1970) (5)
Mechanisms of aural encoding: VI. Consonants and vowels are remembered as subsets of distinctive features (1973) (5)
Why mobile robots need a spatial memory (1991) (4)
Reaction time to letter name or letter case (1980) (4)
Visual search and memory under degraded and masked presentation (1968) (4)
Repetition versus luminance as a determinant of recognition. (1968) (4)
On ignoring irrelevant dimensions of common familiar stimuli (1981) (3)
Mechanisms of aural encoding: VIII. Phonetic interference and context-sensitive coding in short-term memory (1974) (3)
One Size Fits All? The Answer is no, but Manufacturers Can Use the Recommended Computation Procedures to Make Cost-Effective Decisions (1997) (3)
Understanding Perceived Spatial Layout of Scenes: A Prerequisite for Prostheses for Blind Travelers (1985) (3)
Psychology cannot blame its theoretical mistakes on physics. (1983) (2)
Dynamic Stimuli And Active Processing In Human Visual Perception (1990) (2)
Automatic Measurement and Recording of Latency Data (1965) (2)
An Icon Can Have No Worth in the Real World: Comments on Loftus, Johnson, and Shimamura's "How Much Is an Icon Worth?" (1985) (2)
Imagine! they are finally talking about images again. (1970) (2)
A theory of perception. (1980) (2)
Perceptual reports vs recognition responses: A reply to Parks (1968) (2)
Mechanisms of aural encoding: VII. Differences in consonant and vowel recall in a Peterson and Peterson short-term memory paradigm (1974) (2)
Can fingerprint casework accuracy be evaluated by experiments? (2014) (1)
Accuracy and variability in response methods used to determine object location knowledge in the blind (1992) (1)
The icon as persistence of a brief stimulus – unnecessary and silly (1985) (0)
Achievement Anxiety Test (AAT) 1960 (2007) (0)
Error Rates for Fingerprint Comparisons Error Rates for Human Latent Fingerprint Examiners (2010) (0)
Error Rates for Fingerprint Comparisons Error Rates for Human Latent Fingerprint Examiners (2010) (0)
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY An alphanumeric display program for a PDP-8*t (1971) (0)
The effect of repetition on the perception of single letters (1966) (0)
The perception of object size is independent of object distance (1992) (0)
Erdelyi, Matthew H. (1996). The Recovery of Unconscious Memories: Hypermnesia and Reminiscence. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, xx + 243 Pages, $28.95 (Cloth), $17.00 (Paper) (1998) (0)
Fingerprint Validity 1 Scientific Validation of Fingerprint Evidence Under Daubert (2010) (0)
Visual search and memory under degraded and masked presentation (1968) (0)
Eidetic Imagery in Children. Final Report. (1969) (0)
Eidetic imagery, monocularity, and computational models of vision (1982) (0)
Upper Limits of Eyewitness Identification Accuracy in Court (2010) (0)
When is a picture worth so many words? (1983) (0)
Eidetic images. (1969) (0)
The Perception of Sentences: A Linguistic and Perceptual Comparison (1975) (0)
Two types of short-term visual storag~ (2010) (0)
Achievement Anxiety Test (1995) (0)
a forensic case study with only a single piece of evidence (2017) (0)
Sequential Letter and Word Recognition. (1972) (0)
The Visual Display of Quantitative Information.Edward R. Tufte (1986) (0)
Eidetic imagery still lives, thanks to twenty-nine exorcists (1979) (0)
SOME FUNCTIONS OF READING BY HAND (2011) (0)

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