Justin Ostrofsky

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Why do non-artists draw the eyes too far up the head? How vertical eye-drawing errors relate to schematic knowledge, pseudoneglect, and context-based perceptual biases.

Michael J. Tumminia, Aaron Kozbelt, M. Tumminia, 2016 .

Observational Drawing Research Methods-Oxford Handbooks

Justin Ostrofsky, 2020 .

The effect of object interpretation on the appearance of drawings of ambiguous figures.

Justin Ostrofsky, Heather Nehl, K. Mannion, 2017 .

30 Expertise in Drawing

Aaron Kozbelt, Justin Ostrofsky, 2017 .

The Effects of Disrupting Holistic Processing on the Ability to Draw a Face

Justin Ostrofsky, Ryan Pletcher, Jesse Smith, 2020 .

Perceptual Grouping in Artists and Non-Artists: A Psychophysical Comparison

D. Kurylo, Aaron Kozbelt, Justin Ostrofsky, 2013 .

Regressive Imagery in Creative Problem-Solving: Comparing Verbal Protocols of Expert and Novice Visual Artists and Computer Programmers

Aaron Kozbelt, S. Dexter, Melissa J. Dolese, 2015 .

Objective versus subjective measures of face-drawing accuracy and their relations with perceptual constancies.

Aaron Kozbelt, D. Cohen, Justin Ostrofsky, 2014 .

The Relationship Between Need for Cognitive Closure and the Appreciation, Understanding, and Viewing Times of Realistic and Nonrealistic Figurative Paintings

Elizabeth R. Shobe, Justin Ostrofsky, Elizabeth Shobe, 2015 .

Perceptual Constancies and Visual Selection as Predictors of Realistic Drawing Skill

Aaron Kozbelt, Justin Ostrofsky, Aaron Kozbelt, 2012 .

Observational drawing biases are predicted by biases in perception: Empirical support of the misperception hypothesis of drawing accuracy with respect to two angle illusions

Dale J. Cohen, Aaron Kozbelt, Justin Ostrofsky, 2015, Quarterly journal of experimental psychology.

Psychology of Aesthetics , Creativity , and the Arts Do Graphic Long-Term Memories Influence the Production of Observational Drawings ? The Relationship Between Memory-and Observation-Based Face Drawings

Justin Ostrofsky, 2015 .

Developmental and Geographic Analyses of Spatial Biases in Face Drawings Produced by Children

Justin Ostrofsky, 2015 .

Face Inversion Impairs the Ability to Draw Long-Range, but Not Short-Range, Spatial Relationships Between Features

Aaron Kozbelt, D. Cohen, Justin Ostrofsky, 2016 .

Observational drawing biases are predicted by biases in perception: Empirical support of the misperception hypothesis of drawing accuracy with respect to two angle illusions

Aaron Kozbelt, D. Cohen, Justin Ostrofsky, 2015, Quarterly journal of experimental psychology.