Less is more: the perceptual advantage of being color blinded

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Neural Plasticity
State	Published - 2007

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Doron, R., Meshulam, A., Mandel, Y., Rosner, M., Belkin, M., & Polat, U. (2007). Less is more: the perceptual advantage of being color blinded. In Neural Plasticity

Doron, R ; Meshulam, A ; Mandel, Y. et al. / Less is more: the perceptual advantage of being color blinded. Neural Plasticity. 2007.

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Doron, R, Meshulam, A, Mandel, Y, Rosner, M, Belkin, M & Polat, U 2007, Less is more: the perceptual advantage of being color blinded. in Neural Plasticity.

Less is more: the perceptual advantage of being color blinded. / Doron, R; Meshulam, A; Mandel, Y. et al.
Neural Plasticity. 2007.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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Doron R, Meshulam A, Mandel Y, Rosner M, Belkin M, Polat U. Less is more: the perceptual advantage of being color blinded. In Neural Plasticity. 2007