Online control of discrete action following visual perturbation
Online control of discrete action following visual perturbation
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DOI:
10.1068/p5629
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发表时间:
2007-01-01
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1.7
通讯作者:
Tremblay, Luc
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作者:
Hansen, Steve;Elliott, Digby;Tremblay, Luc
We examined the spatial and temporal limitations of the visual corrective process in goal-directed aiming, as well as gender differences in online control. An initial experiment was conducted to test the utility of a monocular switch procedure as a method of rapidly introducing a visual perturbation. The results revealed minimal effect of the monocular switch on movement time and the endpoint error. Following this control experiment, prismatic displacement was introduced at the initiation of and during the movement. In the third experiment, the prism was presented prior to movement initiation, and then removed at the beginning of or during the movement. Movement trajectories were most influenced by the early presentation and removal of the prism, and female performance was significantly more affected by both perturbations than male performance.