‘extramission sight theory’ directory
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- “Fundamentally Misunderstanding Visual Perception: Adults’ Belief in Visual Emissions”, Winer et al 2002
- “The Persistence of a Misconception about Vision After Educational Interventions”, Gregg et al 2001
- “Does Anything Leave the Eye When We See? Extramission Beliefs of Children and Adults”, Winer & Cottrell 1996
- “Effects of Considerations of Necessity and Scientific Reasoning upon Beliefs about Visual Perception”, Rader 1996
- “Images, Words, and Questions: Variables That Influence Beliefs about Vision in Children and Adults”, Winer et al 1996b
- “Conditions Affecting Beliefs about Visual Perception among Children and Adults”, Winer et al 1996c
- “Development in the Understanding of Perception: The Decline of Extramission Perception Beliefs”, Cottrell & Winer 1994
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See Also
Links
“Fundamentally Misunderstanding Visual Perception: Adults’ Belief in Visual Emissions”, Winer et al 2002
Fundamentally Misunderstanding Visual Perception: Adults’ Belief in Visual Emissions
“The Persistence of a Misconception about Vision After Educational Interventions”, Gregg et al 2001
The persistence of a misconception about vision after educational interventions
“Does Anything Leave the Eye When We See? Extramission Beliefs of Children and Adults”, Winer & Cottrell 1996
Does Anything Leave the Eye When We See? Extramission Beliefs of Children and Adults :
“Effects of Considerations of Necessity and Scientific Reasoning upon Beliefs about Visual Perception”, Rader 1996
Effects of considerations of necessity and scientific reasoning upon beliefs about visual perception
“Images, Words, and Questions: Variables That Influence Beliefs about Vision in Children and Adults”, Winer et al 1996b
Images, Words, and Questions: Variables That Influence Beliefs about Vision in Children and Adults
“Conditions Affecting Beliefs about Visual Perception among Children and Adults”, Winer et al 1996c
Conditions Affecting Beliefs about Visual Perception among Children and Adults
“Development in the Understanding of Perception: The Decline of Extramission Perception Beliefs”, Cottrell & Winer 1994
Development in the understanding of perception: The decline of extramission perception beliefs