Optics and Visual Physiology

Ogle, Kenneth N.

doi:10.1001/archopht.1951.01700010699012

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“…f i r s t in the foreground, then in the background, of a "phenomenally tridim ensional framework." In the f i r s t ca se, th e t e s t pattern l/S e e , fo r example, the re c e n t reviews by Ogle (27), Senders (29), Sloan (30), and Walls (36), as w ell as the stu d ies rep o rted in the AGO monograph (1) and those in the Tufts Handbook (3U)« The r e t i c l e p a tte rn in a binocular stereoscopic range fin d e r subtends a constant v isu a l angle a t a l l tim es• As the r e t i c l e p a tte rn is made to appear more d is ta n t ( i . e .…”

Section: Mcfadden Placed a V Isu A L Acu Ity T E S T Pattern (P A R Amentioning

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Measured visual acuity as a function of phenomenal size.

Alluisi

1955

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DISSERTATION Presented in P a rtia l F u lfillm en t o f theRequirements fo r the Degree Doctor of Philosophy in the Graduate School o f The Ohio S tate U niversity By EARL ARTHUR ALLOTS I , B .S ., M.A. The Ohio S ta te U niversity 19$hApproved by: i>hn R* Kinzer, Advttsor apartment of Psychology TO THE MEMORY OF A FRIEND FRANK FRANCHI 1889-195U Sergeant M ajor, drays B a t t a l i o n 1st V irg in ia I n f a n tr y i i ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The author wishes to express h is appreciation to the many frien d s and colleagues -whose h elp , encouragement, and c r itic ism s have contributed to -what i s "good" in th is paper. E sp ecially to be thanked are th e follow in g: Dr. R. 7 . Walker, Army Medical Research Laboratory, fo r heading a laboratory notably fr e e o f mental con strain ts j the members o f the Psychology Department (e sp e c ia lly o f the V ision S e c tio n ), AMRL, for allow ing me to en joy the stim u lation o f th e ir endeavours} W. J . White, Aero-Med Laboratory, WADC, for h is alw ays-in terestin g comments, h is encour agement, and h is aid in the so lu tio n o f a seemingly in so lv a b le apparatus problem} Dr. E. 0 . Hubbard, Optometrist, fo r helping to s t a r t th is research} the members o f the fa c u lty and student body o f the 195k Summer Session o f the College o f William and Mary, fo r so kindly volunteering as observers, e s p e c ia lly B ill Hux for serving as Major Domo} Dr. S . B. W illiam s, C ollege of William and Mary, fo r being both frien d and teacher} the members o f my reading committee, Drs. P. M. F it t s , G. A. Fry, and P. Ratoosh, fo r th e ir commenting to improve the pages which follow } and,

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Section: Mcfadden Placed a V Isu A L Acu Ity T E S T Pattern (P A R Amentioning

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Measured visual acuity as a function of phenomenal size.

Alluisi

1955

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Optics and Visual Physiology

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Measured visual acuity as a function of phenomenal size.

Measured visual acuity as a function of phenomenal size.

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