Revealing the Radial Effect on Orientation Discrimination by Manual Reaction Time.

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Revealing the Radial Effect on Orientation Discrimination by Manual Reaction Time.

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Lixin Liang

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Mingsha Zhang

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Yang Zhou

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Yujun Pan

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10.3389/FNINS.2017.00638

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