Tilted letters and tilted words: A possible role for principal axes in visual word recognition
- 作者Jon Driver; Gordon C. Baylis
- 卷第23卷
- 期第5期
- 印刷ISSN0090-502X
- 电子ISSN1532-5946
- 文件大小1228.02KB
- 发表时间1995-09
- DOI10.3758/bf03197258
- 页码560-568
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