Recent research has shown that a simple form of adaptation to prism-produced
displacement of the visual field consists primarily of a proprioceptive change—a change in …

Ss pointed with each hand at a light or at the unseen toe and looked in the direction of the
unseen toe before, during, and after training one arm to point to a visual target which was …

Arguments and evidence are presented that prism adaptation results in a third end state in
addition to the 'traditional'components of 'proprioceptive shift'and 'visual shift'. That is, under …

In normal subjects, the two arms were exposed separately to prismatic displacements of
opposite sign, using the eye ipsilateral to the exposed arm. Opposite adaptive shifts were …

In three experiments, each of the stationary standing subjects inspected his right foot via 20-
diopter base-right prisms. Each subject was arranged so that the eyes in his head, the head …

Two conditions of exposure to prism rearrangement were used to explore specificity of visuo—
motor adaptation. In one condition subjects viewed, in sequential alternation of one minute …

When S looks at a visual target through prisms, adaptive shifts in reaching behavior occur
even though he sees no part of his body through the prisms. These shifts are caused by a …

Harris (16) has outlined a theory of adaptation to distorted vision. His approach, which
involves a change in sensed position of body parts, stresses the inflexibility of the visual …

Perceptual adaptation was investigated under conditions in which 40 subjects successively
watched movements of their left and right hands through different prisms that displaced …

Counteradaptation, previously demonstrated in connection with adaptation in distance
perception, was obtained after exposure to displaced visual direction. When S adapted to a …