Eric Hiris
Affiliations: | St. Mary's College, Moraga, CA, United States |
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| Hiris E, Conway S, McLoughlin W, et al. (2021) Individual Observer Differences in the Use of Form and Motion to Perceive the Actor's Sex in Biological Motion Displays. Perceptual and Motor Skills. 315125211052923 |
| Hiris E, Mirenzi A, Janis K. (2016) Biological Form is Sufficient to Create a Biological Motion Sex Aftereffect. Perception |
| Hiris E, Mirenzi A. (2012) The Role of Motion and Form in the Sex Aftereffect in Biological Motion. Journal of Vision. 12: 646-646 |
| Mirenzi A, Hiris E. (2011) The Thatcher effect in biological motion. Perception. 40: 1257-60 |
| Hiris E. (2007) Detection of biological and nonbiological motion. Journal of Vision. 7: 4.1-16 |
| Hiris E, Krebeck A, Edmonds J, et al. (2005) What learning to see arbitrary motion tells us about biological motion perception. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance. 31: 1096-106 |
| Hiris E, Humphrey D, Stout A. (2005) Temporal properties in masking biological motion. Perception & Psychophysics. 67: 435-43 |
| Hittle E, Hiris E. (2003) Does density explain how moving dots mask biological motion? Journal of Vision. 3: 528a |
| Hiris E, Humphrey D. (2003) The effect of temporal incoherence between mask and point light walker on the detection of biological motion Journal of Vision. 3: 526a |
| Hiris E. (2001) Limits on the perception of transparency from motion Journal of Vision. 1: 377a |