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Michael K. McBeath · SciRah

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Michael K. McBeath

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Michael K. McBeath — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 21
Works: 115
Citations: 1,881

Most-cited papers

How Dogs Navigate to Catch Frisbees
Dennis M. Shaffer, Scott M Krauchunas, Marianna D. Eddy, Michael K. McBeath
2004Psychology Science159 citations
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Right-Handers and Americans Favor Turning to the Right
Angelique A. Scharine, Michael K. McBeath
2002Hum. Factors99 citations
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The Doppler illusion: the influence of dynamic intensity change on perceived pitch.
John G. Neuhoff, Michael K. McBeath
1996Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance97 citations
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Baseball outfielders maintain a linear optical trajectory when tracking uncatchable fly balls.
Dennis M. Shaffer, Michael K. McBeath
2002Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance66 citations
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Dynamic frequency change influences loudness perception: a central, analytic process.
John G. Neuhoff, Michael K. McBeath, Walter C. Wanzie
1999Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance60 citations
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Naive beliefs in baseball: systematic distortion in perceived time of apex for fly balls.
Dennis M. Shaffer, Michael K. McBeath
2005Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory and Cognition50 citations
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Bias to Experience Approaching Motion in a Three-Dimensional Virtual Environment
Clifford F. Lewis, Michael K. McBeath
2004Perception41 citations
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The Doppler effect is not what you think it is: Dramatic pitch change due to dynamic intensity change
Michael K. McBeath, John G. Neuhoff
2002Psychonomic Bulletin & Review41 citations Open access
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Three-Dimensional Bilateral Symmetry Bias in Judgments of Figural Identity and Orientation
Michael K. McBeath, Diane J. Schiano, B. Tversky
199741 citations
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On Catching Fly Balls
J. Dannemiller, Timothy Babler, B. Babler, T. M. Jacobs +6 more
1996Science40 citations
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Tops are more salient than bottoms
Kenneth W. Chambers, Michael K. McBeath, Diane J. Schiano, E. Metz
1999Perception & Psychophysics36 citations Open access
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The gleam-glum effect: /i:/ versus /λ/ phonemes generically carry emotional valence.
C. S. Yu, Michael K. McBeath, Arthur M. Glenberg
2021Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory and Cognition34 citations
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The Galileo bias: a naive conceptual belief that influences people's perceptions and performance in a ball-dropping task.
Crystal D. Oberle, Michael K. McBeath, Sean C. Madigan, T. Sugar
2005Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory and Cognition34 citations
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Paradoxical pop-ups: Why are they difficult to catch?
Michael K. McBeath, A. Nathan, A. Bahill, David G. Baldwin
200827 citations Open access
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Evidence for a generic interceptive strategy
Dennis M. Shaffer, Michael K. McBeath, Scott M Krauchunas, T. Sugar
2008Perception & Psychophysics21 citations Open access
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A signal-detection-theory representation of normal and hallucinatory perception
I. Dolgov, Michael K. McBeath
2005Behavioral and Brain Sciences21 citations
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A linear optical trajectory informs the fielder where to run to the side to catch fly balls.
Dennis M. Shaffer, Michael K. McBeath, Windy L Roy, Scott M Krauchunas
2003Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance21 citations
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Gender differences in spatial perception of body tilt
Yoko K. Naylor, Michael K. McBeath
2008Perception & Psychophysics20 citations Open access
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Mobile robot interception using human navigational principles: Comparison of active versus passive tracking algorithms
T. Sugar, Michael K. McBeath, Anthony Suluh, Keshav Mundhra
2006Auton. Robots18 citations
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A unified fielder theory for interception of moving objects either above or below the horizon
T. Sugar, Michael K. McBeath, Zheng Wang
2006Psychonomic Bulletin & Review18 citations Open access
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Navigating to new frontiers in behavioral neuroscience: traditional neuropsychological tests predict human performance on a rodent-inspired radial-arm maze
S. Mennenga, L. Baxter, Itamar S Grunfeld, Gene A. Brewer +16 more
2014Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience17 citations Open access
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Response: On Catching Fly Balls
Michael K. McBeath, Dennis M. Shaffer, M. K. Kaiser
1996Science17 citations
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Spatial navigation principles: applications to mobile robotics
Anthony Suluh, T. Sugar, Michael K. McBeath
2001Proceedings 2001 ICRA. IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.01CH37164)16 citations
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An Initial Cross-Cultural Survey of User Perception on Web Icon Design for Travel Websites
A. Syarief, Jacques R. Giard, T. Detrie, Michael K. McBeath
200315 citations
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Perceptual navigation strategy: a unified approach to interception of ground balls and fly balls
Keshav Mundhra, T. Sugar, Michael K. McBeath
2003IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation14 citations
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Animal Cognition and Sequential Behavior
S. B. Fountain, M. Bunsey, J. H. Danks, Michael K. McBeath
2002Springer US13 citations
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Evidence for Axis-Aligned Motion Bias: Football Axis—Trajectory Misalignment Causes Systematic Error in Projected Final Destinations of Thrown American Footballs
I. Dolgov, Michael K. McBeath, T. Sugar
2009Perception12 citations
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Intercepting a falling object: digital video robot
Keshav Mundhra, Anthony Suluh, T. Sugar, Michael K. McBeath
2002Proceedings 2002 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.02CH37292)12 citations
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Overcoming naïve mental models in explaining the Doppler shift: An illusion creates confusion
John G. Neuhoff, Michael K. McBeath
199712 citations
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When Music Speaks: An Acoustic Study of the Speech Surrogacy of the Nigerian Dùndún Talking Drum
Cecilia Durojaye, Kristina Knowles, K. J. Patten, Mordecai J. Garcia +1 more
2021Frontiers in Communication11 citations Open access
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Vertical attention bias for tops of objects and bottoms of scenes.
Matthew D. Langley, Michael K. McBeath
2023Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance10 citations
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Gender Differences in Distance Estimates When Exposed to Multiple Routes
Jeffrey P. Stone, Michael K. McBeath
201010 citations
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Robotic modeling of mobile ball-catching as a tool for understanding biological interceptive behavior
T. Sugar, Michael K. McBeath
2001Behavioral and Brain Sciences10 citations
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natural selection of asymmetric traits operates at multiple levels
Michael K. McBeath, T. Sugar
2005Behavioral and Brain Sciences9 citations
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Harmonicity: Behavioral and Neural Evidence for Functionality in Auditory Scene Analysis
K. J. Patten, Michael K. McBeath, L. Baxter
2018Auditory Perception & Cognition8 citations
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Regularity of symmetry verticality guides perceptual judgments of objects.
Diane J. Schiano, Michael K. McBeath, Kenneth W. Chambers
2008American Journal of Psychology8 citations
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Children and adults exhibit a common vertical attention bias for object tops and scene bottoms.
Matthew D. Langley, Kaitlin Van Houghton, Michael K. McBeath, Kelsey Lucca
2023Developmental Psychology7 citations
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Phonemes Convey Embodied Emotion
C. S. Yu, Michael K. McBeath, Arthur M. Glenberg
2021Handbook of Embodied Psychology7 citations
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The geometry of consciousness.
Michael K. McBeath, T. Y. Tang, Dennis M. Shaffer
2018Consciousness and Cognition7 citations
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Natural Regularity of Correlated Acoustic Frequency and Intensity in Music and Speech: Auditory Scene Analysis Mechanisms Account for Integrality of Pitch and Loudness
Angelique A. Scharine, Michael K. McBeath
2018Auditory Perception & Cognition7 citations
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Spatial interception for mobile robots
Anthony Suluh, Keshav Mundhra, T. Sugar, Michael K. McBeath
2002Proceedings 2002 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.02CH37292)7 citations
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Navigational strategy used to intercept fly balls under real-world conditions with moving visual background fields
Wei Wang, Michael K. McBeath, T. Sugar
2015Attention, perception & psychophysics6 citations Open access
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Optical angular constancy is maintained as a navigational control strategy when pursuing robots moving along complex pathways.
Wei Wang, Michael K. McBeath, T. Sugar
2015Journal of Vision6 citations Open access
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Canonical representaion: An examination of preferences for viewing and depicting 3-dimensional objects
Suzanne L. Khalil, Michael K. McBeath
20106 citations Open access
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Forward-Facing Motion Biases for Rigid and Nonrigid Biologically Likely Transformations
Michael K. McBeath, K. Morikawa
1997Perceptual and Motor Skills6 citations
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Amelioration of axis-aligned motion bias for active versus stationary judgments of bilaterally symmetric moving shapes’ final destinations
I. Dolgov, David Birchfield, Michael K. McBeath, Harvey D. Thornburg +1 more
2009Attention, perception & psychophysics5 citations Open access
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Baseball’s Sight-Audition Farness Effect (SAFE) When Umpiring Baserunners: Judging Precedence of Competing Visual Versus Auditory Events
R. Chandler Krynen, Michael K. McBeath
2019Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance3 citations
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Auditory capture of visual apparent motion, both laterally and looming.
Michael K. McBeath, Jason D. Addie, R. Chandler Krynen
2019Acta Psychologica3 citations
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Right-side walking bias is additive for approaching pedestrians
Michael K. McBeath, G. Petit, Steven R. Holloway
20103 citations Open access
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Basketball free throw accuracy unaffected by projected background displays showing motion or emotion
Jeffrey P. Stone, I. Dolgov, Flavio Ivan Da Silva, Michael K. McBeath
20103 citations Open access
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