Psychology: Faculty Presentations
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Collection preserves presentations by current and former faculty and staff.
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Submissions from 2012
Assessment of Human Spatial Blocking With Stable and Unstable Landmarks, Martha R. Forloines, Kent D. Bodily, Bradley R. Sturz, and Ari White
Assessment of Human Spatial Blocking With Stable Versus Unstable Landmarks, Martha R. Forloines, Ari White, Kent D. Bodily, and Bradley R. Sturz
Haptic Spatial Orientation Using Geometry and Features During Conflict, Katherine A. Gaskin, April A. Graves, Marshall Lee Green, Alicia C. Evans, Jonathan E. Roberts, and Bradley R. Sturz
Non-Visual Spatial Learning of Array Geometry via Touch, Marshall L. Green, Alicia C. Evans, Katherine A. Gaskin, April A. Graves, Jonathan E. Roberts, and Bradley R. Sturz
Orientation via Enclosure Shape: Observations and Implications, Bradley R. Sturz and Kent D. Bodily
Enclosure Size and the Use of Local and Global Geometric Cues for Orientation, Bradley R. Sturz, Martha R. Forloines, and Kent D. Bodily
A Room With a (Different) View: A Role for Field of View in the Reorientation Process, Bradley R. Sturz, Zachary Kilday, Samuel P. Police, and Kent D. Bodily
Submissions from 2009
Facilitation of Learning Spatial Relations among Goal Locations does not Require Visual Exposure to the Configuration of Goal Locations, Bradley R. Sturz, Debbie M. Kelly, and Michael F. Brown
