Visual search in real world: The role of dynamic and static optical information

Visual search in real world: The role of dynamic and static optical information
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10.3724/sp.j.1042.2020.01219
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2020-06
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Advances in Psychological Science
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Jingning Pan;Huiyuan Zhang;Donghao Chen;Hongge Xu
Jingning Pan;Huiyuan Zhang;Donghao Chen;Hongge Xu
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Jingning Pan;Huiyuan Zhang;Donghao Chen;Hongge Xu

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