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Ian D StephenAssociate Professor of Psychology, Macquarie UniversityVerified email at mq.edu.au
Jonathan MondUniversity of TasmaniaVerified email at utas.edu.au
O. Scott GwinnPostdoctoral Research AssociateVerified email at flinders.edu.au
Kirsten L ChallinorAustralian Catholic UniversityVerified email at acu.edu.au
Astrid ZemanKULeuvenVerified email at kuleuven.be
Richard KempUniversity of New South WalesVerified email at unsw.edu.au
Deborah MitchisonNHMRC Early Career Research Fellow, Western Sydney UniversityVerified email at westernsydney.edu.au
Rachel A. RobbinsAustralian National UniversityVerified email at anu.edu.au
Darren Burkeuniversity of newcastleVerified email at newcastle.edu.au
Rachel J BennettsBrunel University, LondonVerified email at brunel.ac.uk
Oliver ObstAssociate Professor in Data Science, Western Sydney UniversityVerified email at uws.edu.au
George MatherProfessor of Vision Science, University of Lincoln, UKVerified email at lincoln.ac.uk
Jason SaragihResearch Scientist, Facebook Reality LabsVerified email at fb.com
Simon LuceyAssociate Research Professor, Carnegie Mellon UniversityVerified email at cs.cmu.edu
jeesun kimThe MARCS Institute, Western Sydney UniversityVerified email at westernsydney.edu.au
Kate Pirog RevillEmory UniversityVerified email at emory.edu
Jon BrockResearch Fellow, Macquarie UniversityVerified email at mq.edu.au
Philip GroveThe University of QueenslandVerified email at psy.uq.edu.au
Anina N. RichMacquarie UniversityVerified email at mq.edu.au
Susan G WardleNational Institutes of Health (NIH), Laboratory of Brain and CognitionVerified email at nih.gov

Kevin Brooks

Associte Professor in Psychology, Macquarie University

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Psychophysics Perception Body Image


Title	Cited by	Year
Speed can go up as well as down at low contrast: Implications for models of motion perception P Thompson, K Brooks, ST Hammett Vision research 46 (6-7), 782-786, 2006	141	2006
Interocular velocity difference contributes to stereomotion speed perception KR Brooks Journal of Vision 2 (3), 2-2, 2002	89	2002
Stereomotion speed perception: Contributions from both changing disparity and interocular velocity difference over a range of relative disparities KR Brooks, LS Stone Journal of Vision 4 (12), 6-6, 2004	70	2004
Stereomotion speed perception is contrast dependent K Brooks Perception 30 (6), 725-731, 2001	56	2001
Perceived speed of motion in depth is reduced in the periphery K Brooks, G Mather Vision research 40 (25), 3507-3516, 2000	45	2000
Monocular motion adaptation affects the perceived trajectory of stereomotion. KR Brooks Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance 28 (6 …, 2002	41	2002
Human discrimination of visual direction of motion with and without smooth pursuit eye movements AE Krukowski, KA Pirog, BR Beutter, KR Brooks, LS Stone Journal of Vision 3 (11), 16-16, 2003	39	2003
The body and the beautiful: health, attractiveness and body composition in men’s and women’s bodies ME Brierley, KR Brooks, J Mond, RJ Stevenson, ID Stephen PLoS One 11 (6), e0156722, 2016	37	2016
Individual differences in visual search: Relationship to autistic traits, discrimination thresholds, and speed of processing J Brock, JY Xu, KR Brooks Perception 40 (6), 739-742, 2011	36	2011
Sensitivity to feature displacement in familiar and unfamiliar faces: Beyond the internal/external feature distinction KR Brooks, RI Kemp Perception 36 (11), 1646-1659, 2007	33	2007
Spatial scale of stereomotion speed processing KR Brooks, LS Stone Journal of Vision 6 (11), 9-9, 2006	31	2006
Stereomotion suppression and the perception of speed: accuracy and precision as a function of 3D trajectory KR Brooks, LS Stone Journal of Vision 6 (11), 6-6, 2006	31	2006
Body image distortion and exposure to extreme body types: contingent adaptation and cross adaptation for self and other KR Brooks, JM Mond, RJ Stevenson, ID Stephen Frontiers in neuroscience 10, 334, 2016	30	2016
Breaking camouflage: Binocular disparity reduces contrast masking in natural images SG Wardle, J Cass, KR Brooks, D Alais Journal of vision 10 (14), 38-38, 2010	28	2010
No role for lightness in the perception of black and white? Simultaneous contrast affects perceived skin tone, but not perceived race KR Brooks, OS Gwinn Perception 39 (8), 1142-1145, 2010	27	2010
Independent Aftereffects of Fat and Muscle: Implications for neural encoding, body space representation, and body image disturbance D Sturman, ID Stephen, J Mond, RJ Stevenson, KR Brooks Scientific reports 7, 40392, 2017	25	2017
Improving unfamiliar face matching by masking the external facial features RI Kemp, A Caon, M Howard, KR Brooks Applied Cognitive Psychology 30 (4), 622-627, 2016	22	2016
Contrast and stimulus complexity moderate the relationship between spatial frequency and perceived speed: Implications for MT models of speed perception KR Brooks, T Morris, P Thompson Journal of vision 11 (14), 19-19, 2011	22	2011
Hinge versus twist: The effects of 'reference surfaces' and discontinuities on stereoscopic slant perception B Gillam, S Blackburn, K Brooks PERCEPTION-LONDON- 36 (4), 596, 2007	21	2007
The swinging doors of perception: Stereomotion without binocular matching KR Brooks, BJ Gillam Journal of Vision 6 (7), 2-2, 2006	20	2006

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