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A shot of point-light display of a walker as a stimulus | Download Scientific Diagram
Young Infants Detect the Direction of Biological Motion in Point-Light Displays
Lorna Quandt // @lornaquandt@mastdn.social on Twitter: "Then we ran an EEG study wherein we showed the same PLDs to hearing non-signers and to deaf native signers. 5/ https://t.co/dimNkzAwcD" / Twitter
Point Light Displays | SpringerLink
Frontiers | Observation of Point-Light-Walker Locomotion Induces Motor Resonance When Explicitly Represented; An EEG Source Analysis Study
Examples of single frames from point-light walker stimuli from the... | Download Scientific Diagram
Figure 1 from Active versus passive processing of biological motion | Semantic Scholar
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Frontiers | Observation of Point-Light-Walker Locomotion Induces Motor Resonance When Explicitly Represented; An EEG Source Analysis Study
Recognition of Point-Light Biological Motion Displays by Young Children
GitHub - hyiltiz/PLW: The official development repository for libraries on Point Light Walker displays using Psychtoolbox for psycho-physics research.
Male point-light-walker - YouTube
Examples of the point-light displays in frontal view (left),... | Download Scientific Diagram
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PLAViMoP: How to standardize and simplify the use of point-light displays | SpringerLink
Anxiety makes us more biased to threat but exercise can change our perception
Figure 2 from Young children can extend motion verbs to point-light displays. | Semantic Scholar
Week 4: Biological Motion – Cogs 91: SCANS
Static representation of point-light biological motion stimuli. ( A )... | Download Scientific Diagram
Figure 2 from The visual perception of human locomotion. | Semantic Scholar
Solved hout seeing 7.3 Experiments with point-light walker | Chegg.com
Action and Emotion Recognition from Point Light Displays: An Investigation of Gender Differences | PLOS ONE
