Rob Gray
Affiliations: | School of Sport & Exercise Sciences | University of Birmingham, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom |
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Sign in to add mentor| Barrie J. Frost | research assistant | University of Birmingham | |
| David Martin Regan | grad student | University of Birmingham |
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| Gray R, Cañal-Bruland R. (2018) Integrating visual trajectory and probabilistic information in baseball batting Psychology of Sport and Exercise. 36: 123-131 |
| McNabb J, Kuzel M, Gray R. (2017) I'll Show You the Way: Risky Driver Behavior When "Following a Friend". Frontiers in Psychology. 8: 705 |
| McNabb J, Gray R. (2016) Staying Connected on the Road: A Comparison of Different Types of Smart Phone Use in a Driving Simulator. Plos One. 11: e0148555 |
| Ahtamad M, Spence C, Ho C, et al. (2015) Warning Drivers about Impending Collisions using Vibrotactile Flow. Ieee Transactions On Haptics |
| Gray R, Wilkins L. (2015) Lost in the Lights: The Effects of Glare on Catching Performance. Journal of Vision. 15: 597 |
| Wilkins L, Gray R. (2015) EFFECTS OF STROBOSCOPIC VISUAL TRAINING ON VISUAL ATTENTION, MOTION PERCEPTION, AND CATCHING PERFORMANCE. Perceptual and Motor Skills |
| Gray R, Cañal-Bruland R. (2015) Attentional focus, perceived target size, and movement kinematics under performance pressure. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review |
| Meng F, Gray R, Ho C, et al. (2015) Dynamic vibrotactile signals for forward collision avoidance warning systems. Human Factors. 57: 329-46 |
| Foerster A, Gray R, Cañal-Bruland R. (2015) Size estimates remain stable in the face of differences in performance outcome variability in an aiming task. Consciousness and Cognition. 33: 47-52 |
| Meng F, Ho C, Gray R, et al. (2015) Dynamic vibrotactile warning signals for frontal collision avoidance: towards the torso versus towards the head. Ergonomics. 58: 411-25 |