Sensory traces versus the psychological moment in the temporal organization of form.

1968/01/01 by Charles W. Eriksen, James F. Collins · 12 citations
Engineering · Psychology · #Design Education and Practice #Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes

paper · doi:10.1037/h0025931

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