Visual Psychophysics and Physiology. A Volume Dedicated to Lorrin Riggs

Content: 
Doris and Lorrin Riggs, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
List of Contributors, Pages xiii-xv
Preface, Pages xvii-xviii, JOHN C. ARMINGTON, JOHN KRAUSKOPF, B.R. WOOTEN
1 - Light, Mind, and Matter, Pages 3-22, E. Parker Johnson
2 - Retinal Mechanisms of Color Vision, Pages 25-33, Dwight A. Burkhardt, Guido Hassin
3 - Electrophysiological and Psychophysical Determinations of Temporal Integration in Turtle, Pages 35-47, A.M. Granda
4 - Visual Function in Amphibia: Some Unresolved Issues, Pages 49-61, Katherine V. Fite
5 - Color Vision in Goldfish: A Comparison of Psychophysical and Neurophysiological Findings, Pages 63-71, Ross Beauchamp
6 - Cone Pigment Regeneration in Frogs and Humans, Pages 73-84, E. Bruce Goldstein
7 - Some Comments on the Functional Significance of Centrifugal Fibers to the Vertebrate Retina, Pages 85-92, George K. Shortess
8 - Receptor Sensitivity and Pigment Migration to Ionizing Radiation and Light in the Noctuid Moth, Pages 93-106, Kenneth L. Schafer Jr.
9 - Visual Cells in the Pons of the Cat, Pages 107-114, Mitchell Glickstein, Alan Gibson, James Baker, Eilene La Bossiere, George Mower, Farrel Robinson, John Stein
10 - Properties of Cortical Inhibition in Directionally Selective Neurons: Some Neurophysiological Parallels to the Perception of Movement, Pages 115-126, Leo Ganz
11 - “Compression” of Retinal Responsivity: V-log I Functions and Increment Thresholds, Pages 129-139, Theodore P. Williams, John G. Gale
12 - Psychophysical and Physiological Tests of Proposed Physiological Mechanisms of Light Adaptation, Pages 141-155, Donald C. Hood
13 - Discriminability and Ratio Scaling, Pages 157-166, Eric G. Heinemann
14 - Suppressive Interactions between Fused Patterns, Pages 167-179, Walter Makous, R. Kevin Sanders
15 - The Influence of Color on Binocular Rivalry, Pages 181-190, Mark Hollins, Eleanor H.L. Leung
16 - Ten Years of Research with the Minimally Distinct Border, Pages 193-207, Robert M. Boynton
17 - Increment Thresholds: Sensitization Produced by Hue Differences, Pages 209-220, C.E. Sternheim, C.F. Stromeyer III, L. Spillmann
18 - π-Mechanisms and Cone Fundamentals, Pages 221-231, C.R. Cavonius, O. Estévez
19 - The Bezold-Brücke Effect and Its Complement, Hue Constancy, Pages 233-244, Tom N. Cornsweet
20 - The Stiles-Crawford II Effect at High Bleaching Levels, Pages 245-256, B.R. Wooten, Kenneth Fuld, Margaret Moore, Lenore Katz
21 - VECP: Its Spectral Sensitivity, Pages 257-266, John B. Siegfried
22 - Studies of Form-Contingent Color Aftereffects, Pages 267-281, Keith D. White
23 - On Identifying Detectors, Pages 283-295, John Krauskopf
24 - A Discourse on Edges, Pages 299-314, Floyd Ratliff
25 - Contrast Sensitivity and Spatial Summation in Frog and Eel Retinal Ganglion Cells, Pages 315-329, James Gordon, Robert M. Shapley
26 - Subjective Contours, Visual Acuity, and Line Contrast, Pages 331-340, R.H. Day, M.K. Jory
27 - Effects of Fixational Eye Movements on Contrast Sensitivity, Pages 341-352, Ülker Tulunay-Keesey
28 - Saccadic Eye Movements and the Perception of a Clear and Continuous Visual World, Pages 353-362, Frances C. Volkmann, Robert K. Moore
29 - Potentials That Precede Small Saccades, Pages 363-372, John C. Armington
30 - A Spatial Interference Effect with Stereoscopic Visual Acuity and the Tuning of Depth-Sensitive Channels, Pages 373-384, Thomas W. Butler
31 - Assessment of Visual Acuity in Infants, Pages 385-396, Velma Dobson, Davida Y. Teller
32 - Spatial Summation in Motion Perception, Pages 397-415, Santo Salvatore
33 - Apparent Motion and the Motion Detector, Pages 417-426, Oliver Braddick, Alan Adlard
34 - Visual Sensitivity to Moving Stimuli: Data and Theory, Pages 427-438, P. Ewen King-Smith
35 - Effect of the Aberrations of the Eye on Visual Perception, Pages 441-452, Michel Millodot
36 - Patterned Elicited ERGs and VECPs in Amblyopia and Infant Vision, Pages 453-462, Samuel Sokol
37 - Visually Evoked Cortical Potentials in Children with Hereditary Macular Degenerations, Pages 463-467, Michael A. Sandberg, Marc H. Effron
38 - On the Road to Specific Information in Evoked Potentials, Pages 469-480, Robert M. Chapman
Subject Index, Pages 481-488