A Functional Model for the Integration of Gains and Losses under Risk: Implications for the Measurement of Subjective Value
In order to be treated quantitatively, subjective gains and losses (utilities/disutilities) must be psychologically measured. If legitimate comparisons are sought between them, measurement must be at least interval level, with a common unit. If comparisons of absolute magnitudes across gains and losses are further sought, as in standard definitions of loss aversion, a common known zero must be added to the common unit requirement. These measurement issues are typically glossed [...]
Early and late inhibitions elicited by a peripheral visual cue on manual response to a visual target: Are they based on Cartesian coordinates?
A non-informative cue (C) elicits an inhibition of manual reaction time [...]
The effects of drift and displacement motion on dynamic visual acuity
Dynamic Visual Acuity (DVA) can be measured from two types of [...]
Visual angle as determinant factor for relative distance perception
Visual angles are defined as the angle between line of [...]
Contraction of perceived size and perceived depth in mirrors
We investigated how size and depth are perceived in a [...]
