Donald H. Mershon

Visual factors affecting touchdown point judgments during off-airport emergency landings

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AVIATION PSYCHOLOGY, 16(4), 401–418.

An adjacency effect in auditory distance perception

Acta Acustica United With Acustica, 91(3), 480–489.

Knowledge about typical source output influences perceived auditory distance

JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 111(5), 1980–1983.

The far-anchor effect: Errors in the perception of motion and implications for aviation safety

HUMAN FACTORS, 44(1), 133–143.

Visual factors affecting pilots' judgments of the position of the touchdown during emergency landings

In Final Technical Report on Research Grant NAG 2-1281. NASA-Ames.

Some problems encountered in the development of a virtual reality system for evaluating human performance during emergency power-off aircraft landings

Human vision and electronic imaging VI : 22-25 January, 2001, San Jose, USA, 4297.

Visual factors affecting pilots' judgments of trajectory-to-touchdown during emergency landings

Focusing Attention on Aviation Safety the 11th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology, March 5-8, 2001, Columbus, Ohio, USA, 11.

An unexpected variation of the Muller-Lyer illusion

Cots and Safety Critical Systems, (2), 9–11.

An unexpected variation of the Muller-Lyer illusion

Worm Runner's Digest.

Phenomenal geometry and the measurement of perceived auditory distance

In R. Gilkey & T. R. Anderson (Eds.), Binaural and Spatial Hearing in real and virtual environments (pp. 257–274). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Assoc.

Report on perceptual issues raised by statements of eye witnesses to the crash of TWA Flight 800

National Transportation Safety Board.

Fundamental and practical aspects of the perception and analysis of real and illusory appearance defects in fabrics

In Annual Report of the National Textile Center (Project 92-9) (Vol. 257, p. 249). Washington, DC: US Department of Commerce.

PERCEPTION, DETECTION, AND DIAGNOSIS OF APPEARANCE DEFECTS IN FABRICS

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 64(10), 584–591.

ORGANIZATIONAL-FACTORS AND THE PERCEPTION OF MOTION IN DEPTH

PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 54(2), 240–249.

SPECTRAL CONTENT AS A CUE TO PERCEIVED AUDITORY DISTANCE

PERCEPTION, 21(3), 405–416.

TOWARD THE INDIRECT MEASUREMENT OF PERCEIVED AUDITORY DISTANCE

BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY, 29(2), 109–112.

EFFECTS OF ROOM REFLECTANCE AND BACKGROUND-NOISE ON PERCEIVED AUDITORY DISTANCE

PERCEPTION, 18(3), 403–416.

A seminal study of sunlight sneezing

Journal of Irreproducible Results, 34(1), 21–23.

TIME-OF-DAY VARIATIONS IN OCULOMOTOR FUNCTION .1. TONIC ACCOMMODATION AND TONIC VERGENCE

OPHTHALMIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL OPTICS, 8(4), 415–422.

DIRECTIONAL LOCALIZATION IN HIGH AMBIENT NOISE WITH AND WITHOUT THE USE OF HEARING PROTECTORS

ERGONOMICS, 30(8), 1161–1173.

Age-related changes in distance judgments

Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 29th Annual Meeting : Baltimore, Maryland, September 29-October 3, 1985, 711–714.

Auditory distance judgments in noise, with and without hearing protection

Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 29th Annual Meeting : Baltimore, Maryland, September 29-October 3, 1985, 811–813.

Dark focus, dark vergence and subjective reports of visual fatigue during CRT display viewing

Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 28th annual meeting : San Antonio, Texas, October 22-26, 1984, 935–936.

AN INEXPENSIVE SYSTEM FOR PRODUCING EXAMINATIONS WITH MINIMAL TYPING AND PROOFREADING

TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY, Vol. 9, pp. 108–109.

PERCEIVED LOUDNESS AND VISUALLY-DETERMINED AUDITORY DISTANCE

PERCEPTION, 10(5), 531–543.

Scalar perceptions of distance in a multiobject binocular display

Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 18, 249–252.

ADDITIVE (AND SUBTRACTIVE) COLOR MIXTURES WITH A SINGLE SLIDE PROJECTOR

TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY, Vol. 7, pp. 183–184.

Stability of measures of the dark focus of accommodation

Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 19, 217–221.

Visual capture in auditory distance perception: Proximity Image Effect reconsidered

Journal of Auditory Research, 20, 129–136.

ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE CUES FOR THE AUDITORY-PERCEPTION OF EGOCENTRIC DISTANCE

PERCEPTION, 8(3), 311–322.

Cognitive fear can modify daily behavior under conditions of high salience: A biting criticism of the Green-Waters hypothesis

Worm Runner's Digest, 19, 66–68.

LOCAL AUTONOMY IN VISUAL SPACE

SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 18(3), 237–250.

SCALAR PERCEPTIONS OF DISTANCE IN SIMPLE BINOCULAR CONFIGURATIONS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 90(1), 17–28.

USE OF CALIBRATION EQUATIONS IN PERCEPTION RESEARCH

PERCEPTION, 6(3), 299–311.

SCALAR PERCEPTIONS OF DISTANCE FOR A MONOCULARLY DETERMINED DEPTH INTERVAL

BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY, 8(4), 341–342.

FAILURE OF FAMILIAR SIZE TO DETERMINE A METRIC FOR VISUALLY PERCEIVED DISTANCE

PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 17(1), 101–106.

INTENSITY AND REVERBERATION AS FACTORS IN AUDITORY-PERCEPTION OF EGOCENTRIC DISTANCE

PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 18(6), 409–415.

RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF DEPTH AND DIRECTIONAL ADJACENCY TO SIMULTANEOUS WHITENESS CONTRAST

VISION RESEARCH, 12(5), 969-&.

EVIDENCE FOR RELATIONSHIP OF DEPTH ADJACENCY TO CONTRAST - RESPONSE TO LIE

SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 12(4), 295-&.

EFFECT OF STEREOSCOPIC CUES ON PERCEIVED WHITENESS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 83(1), 55-&.

DEPTH ADJACENCY IN SIMULTANEOUS CONTRAST

PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 5(1), 13-&.

PERCEPTION OF SIZE IN A DISTORTED ROOM

PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 4(1), 26-+.