933 results on '"Wexler, Mark"'
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102. HUNTING BELOW THE SNOW.
103. Capturing the beauty of flight
104. The Tactile Quartet: Comparing Ambiguous Apparent Motion in Tactile and Visual Stimuli.
105. From Beach to Beech
106. They Call it Orienteering
107. Multidimensional internal dynamics underlying the perception of motion
108. Motion Masking by Stationary Objects: A Study of Simulated Saccades
109. PSYCHO-SOCIAL FACTORS IN SHARED FAMILY DELUSIONS ('Folie à Famille')
110. IRONY AND THE PROMISE OF REASON
111. PREDICTION DILEMMAS AND THE APPLIED BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
112. SOCIOBIOLOGY AND HUMAN ALTRUISM: A SOCIAL SCIENTIST'S PERSPECTIVE
113. The Biology of Human Altruism
114. IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT AND THE NEW COMPETENCE: Conjectures for Seekers
115. Conjectures on the Dynamics of Secrecy and the Secrets Business
116. To buy or not to buy: long-term-care insurance - is it worth the cost?
117. Postural reactions to inclined visual ground-like surfaces
118. Illusory Tactile Motion Perception: An Analog of the Visual Filehne Illusion
119. Humming Along.
120. RESTORING A RAVAGED COAST.
121. Putting "Context Collapse" into Context.
122. POLLUTION-CATCHING POWER.
123. TINY ANTS PLAY BIG ROLE IN FOREST HEALTH.
124. MAPPING HOTSPOTS TO HELP MIGRANTS.
125. PROBLEMS IN THE GRID‐GROUP ANALYSIS OF THE ENVIRONMENTALIST MOVEMENT
126. Masking the saccadic smear
127. Many Songs Lifting Spirits.
128. Perception of plane orientation from self-generated andpassively observed optic flow
129. Crowd Appeal.
130. Welcome to the NEW LAS VEGAS.
131. Four faces of planning ethics: a value profile
132. A Refuge Where Wonderful Things Happen
133. URBAN GREENERY SURPRISES.
134. NESTLINGS TUNED TO LOCAL DIALECTS.
135. LIVING LONGER, TOGETHER.
136. BISON BOOST BIODIVERSITY.
137. For Some Native Americans, Bison Herds May Hold the Keys to a Brighter Future
138. Target displacements during blinks trigger corrective gaze adaptation
139. Random walks of internal visual states
140. Does time stop when we blink?
141. Re-thinking queue culture: the commodification of thick time
142. How Conservation Grew From a Whisper to a Roar
143. For Many U.S. Scientists, the Days Of Hit-and-Run Research Are Over
144. Direct coupling of haptic signals between hands
145. More to 3-D vision than meets the eye
146. In Brief
147. The Shifting Discourse on Third Places: Ideological Implications.
148. The Slow Food Movement: A 'Big Tent' Ideology.
149. Robots help humans defeat robots
150. Seeing object categories from brain scans
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