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Normal and defective colour vision / eds. J. D. Mollon, J. Pokorny, K. Knoblauch Piece-Analytic Level: Visual disfunction following mercury exposure by breathing mercury vapour or by eating mercury-contaminated food • Colour-vision disturbances in patients with arterial hypertension • Early vision loss in diabetic patients assessed by the Cambridge colour test • Colour vision in vision in central serous chorioretinopathy • Effects of retinal detachment on S and M cone function in an animal model • Extreme anomalous trichmatism • Survey of the colour vision demands in fire-fighting • Preliminary norms for the Cambridge University colour test • Middle wavelength sensitive photopigment gene expression in absent in deuteranomalous colour vision • Hybrid pigmanet genes, dichromacy, and anomalous trichromacy • Genotypic variation in multi-gene dichromats • Some properties of the physiological colour system • How to find a tritan line • Macular pigment : nature's notch filter • Representing an observer's matches in an alien colour space • Schopenhauer's parts of daylight in the light of modern colorimetry • The effect of global contast distribution on colour appearance • Calculating appearances in complex and simple images • Red-green colour deficiency and colour constancy under orthogonal-daylight changes • Triranopic colour constancy under daylight changes? • Colour discrimination colour constancy and natural scene statistics • Stimulus duration affects rod influence on hue perception • The influence of rods on colour naming during dark adaptation • Sensivity to movementof configurations of achromatic and chromatic points in amblyopic patients • Integration times reveal mechanisms reponsing to isoluminant chromatic gratings : a two-centre visual evoked potential study • Reaction times to stimuli in isololuminant • Spatial contrast sensivity for pulsed- and steady-pedestal stimuli • Psychophysical correlates of parvo- and magnocellular function • Coding of position of achromatic and chromatic edges by retinal ganglion cells • The neural circuit providing input to midget ganglion cells • Structure of receptive dield centers of midget retinal ganglion cells • Comparison of human and monkey pigment gene promoters to evaluate DNA sequences proposed to govern L : M cone ratio • The arrangement of L and M cones in human and a primate retina • Lack of S-Opsin expression in the brush-tailed porcupine (atherurus africanus) and other mammals : Is the evolutionary persistence of S. Cones a paradox? • Did primate trichromacy evolve for frugivory or folivory? • Photopigment polymorphism in prosimians and the origins of primate trichromacy • Electrons and x-rays reveal the structure of rhodopsin : a prototypical G protein-coupled receptor-implications for colour vision • Introduction : Thomas Young and thetrichromatic theory of colour visionPublication: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2003Description: 422 p.Availability:
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Grounding Cognition in Perception and Action [Número Temático] / Guest editors: Martin H. Fischer, Rolf A. Zwaan Set Level: The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, Vol 61 nº 6, (2008)Availability: Items available for reference: Biblioteca ISPA Consulta LocalCall number: R5 (1). :
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The Cambridge handbook of expertise and expert performance / ed. K. Anders Ericsson, Neil Charness, Paul J. Feltivich, Robert R. Hoffman Piece-Analytic Level: Modes of expertise in creative thinking : evidence from case studies • Social and sociological factors in the development of expertise • Aging and expertise • Artistic performance : acting, ballet, and contemporary dance • Development and adaptation of expertise : the role of self-regulatory processes and beliefs • The influence of experience and deliberate practice on the development of superior expert performance • Brain changes in the development of expertise : neuroanatomical and neurophysiological evidence about skill-based adaptations • Expertise and situation awareness • Tacit knowledge, practical intelligence and expertise • A merging theory of expertise and intelligence • Expertise in history • Mathematical expertise • Exceptional memory • Expertise in chess • Perceptual-motor expertise • Artistic performance : acting, ballet, and contemporary dance • Expert performance in sport : a cognitive perspective • Music • The making of a dream team : when expert teams do best • Decision-making expertise • Professional judgments and naturalistic decision making • Professional writing expertise • Expertise in software design • Expertise and transportation • Expertise in medicine and surgery • Historiometric methods • Time, budgets, diaries, and analysis of concurrent practice activities • Retrospective interviews in the study of of expertise and expert performance • laboratory studies of training, skill acquisition, and retentions of performance • Simulations for performance and training • Protocol analysis and expert thought : concurrent verbalizations of thinking during experts performance on representative tasks • Eliciting and representing the knowledge of experts • Task Analysis • laboratory methods for assessing experts and novices knowledge • Methods for studying the structure of expertise : psychometric approaches • Observation of work practices in natural settings • Professionalization, scientific expertise, and elitism :a sociological perspective • Expert systems : a perspective from computer science • Educators and expertise : a brief history of theorie and models • Studies of expertise from psychological perspectives • Expertise, talent, and social encouragement • Two approaches to the study of experts characteristics • An introduction to The Cambridge handbook of expertise and expert performance : its development, organization and contentPublication: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2006Description: 901 p.Availability:
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