[Effect of color contact lenses on visual function. 3. Changes of visual acuity of patients wearing the lenses at night].
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[Visual ergonomic aspects of the use of visual screens].
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[Photically and electrically evoked after-discharges in the visual cortex of rat prior to and following lesions in the visual system].
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[Modulation of the activity of the visual cortex neurons by various non-visual stimuli in awake rabbits].
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The relationship between visual disorders and visual-perceptual deficits in cerebral palsy.
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The processes of vision. Light enables us to see, but optical images on the retina are only the starting point of the complex activities of visual perception and visual memory.
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[Clinical visual function tested by electrophysiological methods. 3. Visual function in retinitis punctata albescens].
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Visual form agnosia: a specific defect in visual recognition.
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[Studies on visual acuity and nystagmus. I. Studies on the improvement of visual efficiency in nystagmus amblyopia].
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[Studies on asthenopia. Influence of the space between the visual object and its background on the speed of vision and on visual fatique].
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Acetylcholine in rabbit visual system nuclei after enucleation and visual cortex ablation.
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[Differentiating sensitivity of the visual analyzer and irregularity of luminous density in the visual field. I. Blinding effect of a lateral punctiform light source on a dark background on foveal differentiating sensitivity].
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[Visual acuity and the visual field at low luminance in optic diseases which evolve with complete functional recovery].
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[Studies on brightness in the visual field at the borderline between comfort and discomfort (BCD). 1. Standard BCD brightness and basic relationships between the BCD brightness of a source in the visual field and the field brightness].
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Visual fatigue and visually evoked potentials in multiple sclerosis.
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Visual evoked response studies in assessment of visual field defects.
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[Changes in the visual pathways and visual centers in Merle syndrome in the dog].
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Constitutional biases in early perceptual learning II. Visual preferences in artificially selected, visually naive and imprinted quail chicks (C. coturnix japonica).
Approach choices were tested in genetically and environmentally manipulated quail chicks with pairs of stimuli identical in size and luminance but different in color, flicker, or both color and flicker. Data indicated comparable flicker and vastly different color preferences in subjects that were bidirectionally selected for color choices. In the choices between composite stimuli, flicker effects dominated over color effects in genetic controls, and color effects over flicker effects in selected subjects. Imprinting to colors modified color preferences, but imprinting to white or colored flicker did not change, or only marginally changed, flicker preferences. Flicker in testing stimuli, however, influenced the phenotypic expression of acquired color preferences. The data are examined for implications about the nature of constitutional biases and constitution--environment interactions in early perception and perceptual learning.
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