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James P. Thomas

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

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Psychology

James P. Thomas is currently serving as a Psychology Professor Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

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James P. Thomas

University of California, Los Angeles

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neuroscience visual perception cognitive science vision research photonics computer vision optical metrology visual science cognitive neuroscience psychology pattern recognition ophthalmology experimental psychology spatial frequency object detection optical information processing sensory science optical engineering optical properties psychophysics cognition signal detection optical image recognition visual processing complex patterns machine vision optical remote sensing optical physics pattern analysis optical communications human vision spatial discriminations size-tuned mechanisms ramp-like contours detection threshold compound visual stimuli visual search accuracy psychological science computational imaging luminescence biomedical imaging light science forensic psychology information technology adaptation cognitive psychology visual modeling neural recoding parallel processing computer stereo vision feature detection target identification detection technique comparative psychology comparative physiology filter (signal processing) spatial filtering visual diagnosis vision recognition neural science contrast agents light scattering spectroscopy reference frame signal detection model set size disjunction displays sensory processes cognitive processes orientation channels receptive fields color constancy applied cognitive psychology behavioral sciences

Notable Scholarly Works

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Beyond the Scientific Objectification of the Human Body: Differentiated Analyses of Human Motion and Object Motion. (2012)

Maggie ShiffrarJames P. Thomas

motion analysishuman bodydifferentiated analysesobject motioncognitive sciencescientific objectificationhuman movementhuman motionmovement analysis

Emotion Perception by Recently Incarcerated Males. Journal of Vision (2012)

A. BlanchardA. SchapellJ. P. ThomasM. ShiffrarP. Boxer

vision researchforensic psychologyjuvenile delinquencypenologypsychologycriminologybehavioral sciencesmental healthhuman cognitionemotion perceptionjournalismcorrectional practice

Footstep Sounds Increase Sensitivity to Point-Light Walking When Visual Cues Are Weak. F1000Research (2011)

James ThomasMaggie Shiffrar

visual cuesneurosciencepoint-light walkingbioacousticshuman movementmotor control

Neurocognitive Approach to Research on the Effects of Workload. (2009)

Mark W. GreenleeMichael SchraufJames P. Thomas

cognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologyneurosciencecognitive science

Effects of Nonspatial Selective and Divided Visual Attention on Fmri Bold Responses. Experimental Brain Research (2006)

Riklef WeerdaIgnacio VallinesJames P. ThomasRoland M. RutschmannMark W. Greenlee

neuroimagingneurosciencefmri bold responsesnonspatial selectivevisual attentioncognitive neuroscienceattentionexperimental psychology

Frequency and Phase Contributions to the Detection of Temporal Luminance Modulation. Journal of the Optical Society of America A (2005)

James P. ThomasKenneth Knoblauch

neurosciencetemporal luminance modulationphotonicsphase contributionsoptical metrology

Dual Nonlinearities Regulate Contrast Sensitivity in Pattern Discrimination Tasks. Vision Research (2003)

Lynn A. OlzakJames P. Thomas

contrast sensitivityvision researchneurosciencecomputer visionpattern discrimination tasksdual nonlinearities

Comparison of Fmri Responses During Discrimination Under Certainty and Uncertainty Conditions. Journal of Vision (2002)

J. P. ThomasR. WeerdaJ. IgnaocioM. W. Greenlee

vision researchneuroimagingneurosciencefmri responsesuncertainty conditionscognitive neuroscienceracial discriminationjournalism

Effects of Luminance Oscillations on Simulated Lightness Discriminations. Perception & Psychophysics (2001)

Steven S. ShimozakiJames P. ThomasMiguel P. Eckstein

simulated lightness discriminationsvisual perceptionvision researchcognitionneurosciencecognitive sciencepsychologyvisual sciencepsychophysicssensory scienceluminance oscillationscognitive neuroscienceexperimental psychology

Spatial Phase Sensitivity of Mechanisms Mediating Discrimination of Small Orientation Differences. Journal of the Optical Society of America A (2001)

James P. ThomasLynn A. Olzak

neurosciencevisual sciencesmall orientation differencesphotonicsoptical metrologyspatial phase sensitivity

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James P. Thomas

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Psychology

James P. Thomas is currently serving as a Psychology Professor Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James P. Thomas

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Beyond the Scientific Objectification of the Human Body: Differentiated Analyses of Human Motion and Object Motion. (2012)

Maggie ShiffrarJames P. Thomas

motion analysishuman bodydifferentiated analysesobject motioncognitive sciencescientific objectificationhuman movementhuman motionmovement analysis

Emotion Perception by Recently Incarcerated Males. Journal of Vision (2012)

A. BlanchardA. SchapellJ. P. ThomasM. ShiffrarP. Boxer

vision researchforensic psychologyjuvenile delinquencypenologypsychologycriminologybehavioral sciencesmental healthhuman cognitionemotion perceptionjournalismcorrectional practice

Footstep Sounds Increase Sensitivity to Point-Light Walking When Visual Cues Are Weak. F1000Research (2011)

James ThomasMaggie Shiffrar

visual cuesneurosciencepoint-light walkingbioacousticshuman movementmotor control

Neurocognitive Approach to Research on the Effects of Workload. (2009)

Mark W. GreenleeMichael SchraufJames P. Thomas

cognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologyneurosciencecognitive science

Effects of Nonspatial Selective and Divided Visual Attention on Fmri Bold Responses. Experimental Brain Research (2006)

Riklef WeerdaIgnacio VallinesJames P. ThomasRoland M. RutschmannMark W. Greenlee

neuroimagingneurosciencefmri bold responsesnonspatial selectivevisual attentioncognitive neuroscienceattentionexperimental psychology

Frequency and Phase Contributions to the Detection of Temporal Luminance Modulation. Journal of the Optical Society of America A (2005)

James P. ThomasKenneth Knoblauch

neurosciencetemporal luminance modulationphotonicsphase contributionsoptical metrology

Dual Nonlinearities Regulate Contrast Sensitivity in Pattern Discrimination Tasks. Vision Research (2003)

Lynn A. OlzakJames P. Thomas

contrast sensitivityvision researchneurosciencecomputer visionpattern discrimination tasksdual nonlinearities

Comparison of Fmri Responses During Discrimination Under Certainty and Uncertainty Conditions. Journal of Vision (2002)

J. P. ThomasR. WeerdaJ. IgnaocioM. W. Greenlee

vision researchneuroimagingneurosciencefmri responsesuncertainty conditionscognitive neuroscienceracial discriminationjournalism

Effects of Luminance Oscillations on Simulated Lightness Discriminations. Perception & Psychophysics (2001)

Steven S. ShimozakiJames P. ThomasMiguel P. Eckstein

Spatial Phase Sensitivity of Mechanisms Mediating Discrimination of Small Orientation Differences. Journal of the Optical Society of America A (2001)

James P. ThomasLynn A. Olzak

neurosciencevisual sciencesmall orientation differencesphotonicsoptical metrologyspatial phase sensitivity

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