• DOI:10.3758/BF03207885
Corpus ID: 20843793

Dimensional interactions and the structure of psychological space: The representation of hue, saturation, and brightness

@article{Burns1988DimensionalIA,
  title={Dimensional interactions and the structure of psychological space: The representation of hue, saturation, and brightness},
  author={B. Burns and B. E. Shepp},
  journal={Perception & Psychophysics},
  year={1988},
  volume={43},
  pages={494-507}
}

• B. Burns, B. E. Shepp
• Published 1988
• Psychology, Medicine
• Perception & Psychophysics

The perception of color has traditionally been characterized by the subjective dimensions of hue, brightness, and saturation. In the present study we reexamined this view by investigating whether the dimensions of color stimuli are psychologically independent in dissimilarity judgment, spontaneous classification, and instructed classification tasks. Dissimilarity judgments analyzed within the framework of the additive difference measurement model (Beals, Krantz, & Tversky, 1968; Krantz… Expand

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