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Michael Kubovy

22 works· latest 2018· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-8756-4399

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Auditory and visual objects2001 · 378 citations
The Psychology of Perspective and Renaissance Art1990 · 202 citations
The Psychology of Perspective and Renaissance Art1988 · 183 citations
On the pleasures of the mind.1999 · 106 citations
Probability matching and the formation of conservative decision rules in a numerical analog of signal detection.1981 · 101 citations

Works

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Comments on interobservation as a method for experimental phenomenology

Routledge eBooks·2018·1 author·chapter

0citations

Dimensions and their poles: A metric and topological approach to opposites

Language and Cognitive Processes·2011·3 authors

51citations

Audio-Visual Objects

Review of Philosophy and Psychology·2010·2 authors

62citations

Causality and cross-modal integration.

Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance·2009·2 authors

71citations

From Gibson's Fire to Gestalts

Elsevier eBooks·2004·2 authors·chapter

1citations

Proximity, Curvature, and Feldman's Eureka!

PsycEXTRA Dataset·2004·2 authors·dataset

0citations

BRILL eBooks·2004·2 authors·chapter

Is Cognitive Science Brave?

Contemporary Psychology·2003·1 author

0citations

Auditory and visual objects

Cognition·2001·2 authors

378citations

From Good Continuation to Best Continuation

PsycEXTRA Dataset·2000·2 authors·dataset

2citations

On the pleasures of the mind.

·1999·1 author

106citations

The Psychology of Perspective and Renaissance Art

Leonardo·1990·2 authors

202citations

The Psychology of Perspective and Renaissance Art

Leonardo·1988·2 authors

183citations

Should we resist the seductiveness of the space:time::vision:audition analogy?

Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance·1988·1 author

94citations

A Review of Rare and Excellent Matters

Contemporary Psychology·1981·1 author

0citations

Probability matching and the formation of conservative decision rules in a numerical analog of signal detection.

Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Learning & Memory·1981·2 authors

101citations

How Probable and Useful Are Subjective Probability and Utility?

Contemporary Psychology·1979·1 author

0citations

A possible basis for conservatism in signal detection and probabilistic categorization tasks

Perception & Psychophysics·1977·1 author·Open access

24citations

The decision rule in probabilistic categorization: What it is and how it is learned.

Journal of Experimental Psychology General·1977·2 authors

71citations

Response availability and the apparent spontaneity of numerical choices.

Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance·1977·1 author

53citations

Numerical decision and the ideal learner: A reply to Dorfman.

Journal of Experimental Psychology General·1977·2 authors

2citations

The predominance of seven and the apparent spontaneity of numerical choices.

Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance·1976·2 authors

58citations