引用次数
引用: 683
H-指数: 17
I10-指数 : 24
出版物: 50
Do eye movements during shape discrimination reveal an underlying geometric structure?
B.R. Sturz , T.W. Boyer , J.F. Magnotti , K.D. Bodily
Animal Behavior and Cognition 4 ( 3) 267 -285
1
2017
Detecting the perception of illusory spatial boundaries: Evidence from distance judgements
B R Sturz , K D Bodily
Cognition 146 371 -376
12
2016
Set-size Expansion and Abstract-concept Learning.
Anthony A. Wright , Jeffrey S. Katz , Kent D. Bodily , Bradley R. Sturz
2006
On discriminating between geometric strategies of surface-based orientation
Bradley R. Sturz , Kent D. Bodily
Frontiers in Psychology 3 ( 112) 112 -112
3
2012
Evidence against integration of spatial maps in humans.
Bradley R. Sturz , Kent D. Bodily , Jeffrey S. Katz
Animal Cognition 9 ( 3) 207 -217
26
2006
Evidence against integration of spatial maps in humans: generality across real and virtual environments.
Bradley R. Sturz , Kent D. Bodily , Jeffrey S. Katz , Debbie M. Kelly
Animal Cognition 12 ( 2) 237 -247
24
2009
Facilitation of learning spatial relations among locations by visual cues: generality across spatial configurations
Bradley R. Sturz , Debbie M. Kelly , Michael F. Brown
Animal Cognition 13 ( 2) 341 -349
15
2010
Neither by global nor local cues alone: evidence for a unified orientation process
Kent D. Bodily , Caroline K. Eastman , Bradley R. Sturz
Animal Cognition 14 ( 5) 665 -674
26
2011
Geometric cues, reference frames, and the equivalence of experienced-aligned and novel-aligned views in human spatial memory
Jonathan W. Kelly , Lori A. Sjolund , Bradley R. Sturz
Cognition 126 ( 3) 459 -474
18
2013
Asymmetrical Interference Effects between Two-Dimensional Geometric Shapes and Their Corresponding Shape Words
Bradley R. Sturz , Joshua E. Edwards , Ty W. Boyer
PLOS ONE 9 ( 3)
4
2014
Environment size and the use of feature and geometric cues for reorientation.
Bradley R. Sturz , Debbie M. Kelly
Acta Psychologica 142 ( 2) 251 -258
7
2013
The Roles of Beaconing and Dead Reckoning in Human Virtual Navigation
Kent D. Bodily , Thomas A. Daniel , Bradley R. Sturz
Learning and Motivation 43 ( 1) 14 -23
3
2012
Stroop-Like Interference in a Match-to-Sample Task: Further Evidence for Semantic Competition?
Marshall L. Green , Lawrence Locker , Ty W. Boyer , Bradley R. Sturz
Learning and Motivation 56 53 -64
2
2016
Testing principal- versus medial-axis accounts of global spatial reorientation.
Kent D. Bodily , D. Gregory Sullens , Spencer J. Price , Bradley R. Sturz
Journal of experimental psychology. Animal learning and cognition 44 ( 2) 209 -215
3
2018
Encoding of relative enclosure size in a dynamic three-dimensional virtual environment by humans.
Bradley R. Sturz , Debbie M. Kelly
Behavioural Processes 82 ( 2) 223 -227
16
2009
Reorienting when cues conflict: A role for information content in spatial learning?
Bradley R. Sturz , Stephanie M. Diemer
Behavioural Processes 83 ( 1) 90 -98
13
2010
Domain is a moving target for relational learning
Jeffrey S. Katz , Bradley R. Sturz , Anthony A. Wright
Behavioural Processes 83 ( 2) 172 -175
9
2010
Precedence of spatial pattern learning revealed by immediate reversal performance
Michael F. Brown , Bradley R. Sturz , Katherine Andriole , Shaina Hardesty
Behavioural Processes 85 ( 3) 252 -264
1
2010
No Evidence that Consistent Auditory Cues Facilitate Learning of Spatial Relations among Locations
Bradley R. Sturz , Zachary A. Kilday , Kent D. Bodily , Debbie M. Kelly
Behavioural Processes 90 ( 2) 198 -203
6
2012
Beacons and surface features differentially influence human reliance on global and local geometric cues when reorienting in a virtual environment
Kent D. Bodily , Zachary A. Kilday , Caroline K. Eastman , Katherine A. Gaskin
Behavioural Processes 93 71 -81
2
2013