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three distances (4, 10, and 16 cm) and five velocity instructions. These 15 trials were ..... RAND (1967) Effect of speed of movement on tactual - kinesthetic ...

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errors (defined as the standard deviation of the signed errors) were computed to assess the precision of each subject's judged distances, for example, whether ...

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performance in the behavioral tasks, and the rats showed no obvious ... in case of the slightest indication of health problems, returned to ad .... Screening.

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study of gait or any other system of events should consider the ... irreversible events, (3) rigid vs plastic events, and. (4) events ... pass across the viewing field. The camera was ... The viewers' answers to the question "How did you recognize ..

depends in large part on proprioceptive input to the ..... control and ignoring conditions were not abnormally long. The response latencies of the non-RD patients ...

systematic effects on saccadic behaviour, and to compare their effects with the .... During D.A., saccadic amplitude was estimated on the basis of the first .... the AI, although this may be opposite tu the direction shown with a fovea1 AI (Table 4~ 

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significant effects in the population was evaluated using the bino- mial theorem and was always found to be different from chance. FIG. 2. Location of recording ...

conclusions regarding the notion of extraretinal sig- nal and the interpretation of .... lie on the saccade-like contour showing the progress across the display of the ...

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inputs, our model assumes that this information is integrated by dynamic ... centers related to eye movement control (see Sparks ... sensory, motor, and attentional processing. .... average behavior of the system. ..... Direct electrical stimulation.

in a frontal plane was performed by 10 Ss using the Be'ke'sy technique. ... line was presented every 10° from 10° .... moving divider, were found to ap- proximate ...

Jun 24, 1999 - This work was supported by the NIA LEAD award Alzheimer's disease ... as possible from a starting point to a goal position. ... butes of our maze-learning task we compared power spectra .... Hippocampus 3, 317±330 (1993).

We performed experiments to measure the accuracy of human perception of surface slant from ... ify mathematically the orientation of the surface being viewed, human .... to calculate the perceived slant angle of the test plane. The slant of the ...