Stephen Dopkins
Affiliations: | Psychology | The George Washington University, Washington, DC, United States |
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Sign in to add trainee| Catherine M. Hooker | grad student | 2000 | The George Washington University |
| Lina Alathari | grad student | 2002 | The George Washington University |
| Catherine T. Ngo | grad student | 2007 | The George Washington University |
| Jesse Sargent | grad student | 2009 | The George Washington University |
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| Dopkins S, Galyer D. (2020) Horizontal-vertical anisotropy with respect to bias and sensitivity. Journal of Vision. 20: 1 |
| Dopkins S. (2020) Errors of Analysis in Distance Assessment: Effects of Vertical on Horizontal Components. Perception. 301006620915158 |
| Dopkins S, Galyer D. (2019) Probability of target recollection varies with target-lure relatedness under the dual process signal detection model. Acta Psychologica. 201: 102933 |
| Dopkins S, Galyer D. (2017) Analytic processing of distance. Acta Psychologica. 182: 129-137 |
| Dopkins S, Varner K, Hoyer D. (2017) Variation in the standard deviation of the lure rating distribution: Implications for estimates of recollection probability. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review |
| Varner KM, Dopkins S, Philbeck JW. (2016) Aging and the Effects of Exploratory Behavior on Spatial Memory. International Journal of Aging & Human Development |
| Dopkins S, Hoyer D. (2015) Dimensional interaction in distance judgment. Perception. 44: 490-510 |
| Kramer BA, Philbeck JW, Dopkins S, et al. (2015) Getting completely turned around: how disorientation impacts subjective straight ahead. Memory & Cognition. 43: 143-50 |
| Dopkins S, Sargent J. (2014) Analyzing distances in a frontal plane. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics. 76: 420-37 |
| Varner KM, Dopkins S, Kim HK, et al. (2014) Recall of scenes encoded from opposing viewpoints Psychology and Neuroscience. 7: 407-416 |