Eye Movements and Road Hazard Detection: Effects of Blur and Distractors
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Joanne M Wood | Samantha Sze-Yee Lee | Alex A Black | Philippe Lacherez | J. Wood | P. Lacherez | S. Lee | A. Black | J. Wood | Philippe Lacherez
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