… -handed coordinate system, where 90 is the vertical orientation), whereas two 1-up-1-down
adaptive staircases per test location determined … and as the difference between the preferred …

… However, no significant difference in response was observed … not coded in an external
reference frame. Our results complement … to measure the tilt aftereffect as measurements in touch …

… tilt aftereffects were specific to individuals with schizophrenia or extended to individuals with
bipolar disorder. We measured tilt aftereffects … explain the aftereffect difference we observed …

… We calculated angles from distances as the point of … Second, the difference in the magnitude
of the adaptation among the … inputs either in a hand-centered reference frame (eg, a touch is …

… in measuring the adaptation effect, so that if an object has achieved representation at the
spatiotopic reference frame… The magnitude of the TAE was defined as half the difference of tilt to …

… fits neither of these classical reference frames and is based on … Accordingly, we measured
tactile motion aftereffects as the … Adaptation aftereffects correspond to the difference between …

… No difference in the reaction times between the spatiotopic and … A 2 × 2 repeated measures
analysis of variance (ANOVA) … To test this possibility, we used reference frame and control …

… We further asked whether the reference frame transformation … We further estimated the
angular difference between the two … We first measured the size of the flash-grab effect. Subjects …

… strong conflict between somatotopic and external reference frames, and it implies a reweighting
… As for Experiment 1, we calculated the absolute difference between ΔTsmall and ΔTbig (…

… It posits that the encoding precision of measurement varies according to the difference
between the stimulus and the reference. During decoding, this variable-precision encoding is …