Perceived headcentric speed is affected by both extraretinal and retinal errors
Banks M
Freeman T
Vision Research (1998) 38(7) 941-945
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Banks, M. S., & Freeman, T. C. A. (1998). Perceived headcentric speed is affected by both extraretinal and retinal errors. Vision Research, 38(7), 941–945.
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