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Recent Articles
Posted May 2025
How Internet Habits Influence Social Cognitive Research: Theoretical and Methodological Considerations in the Era of Social Media
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Posted April 2025
Naturalness Perception of 3D Prints with Highlighted Features
Volume 8, Issue 0
Posted April 2025
Uncovering Cultural Influences on Perceptual Image and Video Quality Assessment through Adaptive Quantized Metric Models
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Posted February 2022
Exploring the Links between Colours and Tastes/Flavours†
Volume 5, Issue 0
Posted September 2022
Transparency and Translucency in Visual Appearance of Light-Permeable Materials
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Posted July 2022
Natural Scene Statistics and Distance Perception: Ground Surface and Non-ground Objects
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