Carmela V. Gottesman, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | University of South Carolina (Salkehatchie) |
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| Gottesman C. (2017) Through the door: Boundary Extension of areas viewed through scene-intrinsic apertures Journal of Vision. 17: 559 |
| Gottesman C, Dodson W. (2015) Is Boundary Extension effected by the position and orientation of people in scenes? Journal of Vision. 15: 345 |
| Gottesman C. (2014) Disambiguating the Effect of clutter on Boundary Extension Journal of Vision. 14: 871-871 |
| Gottesman C. (2012) Effects of Clutter on Boundary Extension: Volume or Detail effects? Journal of Vision. 12: 1073-1073 |
| Gottesman CV. (2011) Mental layout extrapolations prime spatial processing of scenes. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance. 37: 382-95 |
| Gottesman C. (2011) More Space Please! The effect of clutter on Boundary Extension Journal of Vision. 11: 1130-1130 |
| Gottesman CV. (2010) How far can you go? The "extended" utility of scene layout priming Journal of Vision. 5: 66-66 |
| Gottesman CV, Munger MP. (2010) Is Boundary Extension Different When You've Been There? Memory for Familiar and Unfamiliar Campus Pictures Journal of Vision. 10: 1240-1240 |
| Gottesman CV. (2004) Independent effects of object size and location on scene layout extrapolation. Journal of Vision. 4: 869-869 |
| Gottesman CV, Intraub H. (2003) Constraints on spatial extrapolation in the mental representation of scenes: View-boundaries vs. object-boundaries Visual Cognition. 10: 875-893 |