Intuitive physics of collision effects on simulated spheres differing in size, velocity, and material
This is an intuitive physics study of collision events. In two experiments the participants were presented with a simulated 3D scene showing one sphere moving horizontally towards another stationary sphere. The moving sphere stopped just before colliding with the stationary one. Participants were asked to rate the positions which both spheres would have reached after a fixed time if the collision had really occurred. The simulated masses of both spheres [...]
Bias in Estimation and Hypothesis Testing of Correlation
This study examined bias in the sample correlation coefficient, r, and [...]
A BASIC program for the computation and record of heart rate differential scores
El propósito de este artículo es ofrecer un programa, escrito en [...]
Power rates of two robust approaches to the analysis of longitudinal data
El propósito del presente trabajo fue examinar la potencia de [...]
Perception of Acceleration in Motion-In-Depth With Only Monocular and Binocular Information
Observers are often required to adjust actions with objects that [...]
