Jon K. Grossmann, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2007 | University of Alabama, Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, United States |
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Sign in to add mentor| Allan C. Dobbins | grad student | 2007 | UAB | |
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| Dobbins AC, Grossmann JK. (2018) Can Rotational Grouping Be Determined by the Initial Conditions? I-Perception. 9: 2041669517748338 |
| Dobbins A, Grossmann J. (2018) A Top-Down, Scene Model-Based Perceptual Aftereffect Journal of Vision. 18: 746 |
| Dobbins AC, Grossmann JK. (2010) Asymmetries in perception of 3D orientation. Plos One. 5: e9553 |
| Zotov A, Grossmann J, Dobbins A. (2010) A rotational aftereffect induced by context Journal of Vision. 7: 274-274 |
| Dobbins AC, Grossmann JK. (2010) Grouping of ambiguous objects requires vigilance Journal of Vision. 2: 486-486 |
| Grossmann JK, Dobbins AC. (2010) Feedback resolves ambiguous stimuli and mediates perceptual coupling Journal of Vision. 2: 466-466 |
| Dobbins AC, Grossmann JK. (2010) An orthogonal axis aftereffect and its implications for perceptual grouping Journal of Vision. 1: 396-396 |
| Grossmann JK, Dobbins AC. (2006) Competition in bistable vision is attribute-specific. Vision Research. 46: 285-92 |
| Grossmann JK, Dobbins AC. (2004) Rotating Kinetic Dot Patterns Stabilize Perceptual Dominance During Binocular Rivalry Journal of Vision. 4: 247-247 |
| Grossmann JK, Dobbins AC. (2003) Differential ambiguity reduces grouping of metastable objects. Vision Research. 43: 359-69 |