Figurale Nachwirkungen
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- Psychologische Forschung [ 0033-3026 ] ; 1966-03-01.
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Summary: The “Review” attempts to survey the existing literature on the figural after-effects. The main body of the “Review” is devided into two major parts, one dealing with the empirically observed data on the figural after-effects, and the other with the explanations put forward to explain the occurrence of these effects. Besides, there is a short introduction at the beginning, concluding remarks at the end, and a comprehensive bibliography.
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