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Binding-Motivated Contextuality: A Cross-Domain Cyclic Test in Perception and Judgment
Adam Y. Shavit
Perceptual binding and the contextuality of judgment are studied apart, in psychophysics and decision research. We argue they share one obstruction: a nonzero class in of a p…
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Three Failures of Pain Location: Why Its Diagnostic Utility Is Three Quantities, Not One
Adam Y Shavit
Patient-reported pain location is diagnostically decisive for some presentations and nearly uninformative for others. The prevailing account treats this as one gradient of diagnost…
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Perceived vertical and eye level as one orientation order parameter: a closed-form account of the Li-Matin rules for egocentric space
A. Y. Shavit
The visually perceived vertical is biased by the orientation content of the visual field. Li and Matin (2005a, 2005b) reported three regularities of this induced vertical (VPV): a…