… Completing a representational momentum (RM) task, … and visual search tasks might be
viewpoint dependent. … information might well be dependent on a fairly static viewpoint. When the …

… Representational momentum (RM) refers to the tendency of participants to “remember” the
… out some properties of representational momentum, and showed that RM is dependent upon …

… dependent of its prior direction of motion between time T1 and time Tz, yet the differences in
representational momentum … However, such a viewpoint ignores the possibility (I) that either …

… The paradigm implemented in the present study was the representational momentum (RM)
paradigm (for a review, see Hubbard, 2005, 2006; Kerzel, 2006). RM refers to the tendency of …

… occurred only in the static viewpoint condition. Jarraya et al. suggested that the lack of …
dependent upon velocity and vanishing point, whereas auditory displacement was dependent …

… act as a switch on representational momentum, and we might expect … representational
momentum, which presumably operates primarily after stimulus offset in trial n, is dependent on …

… In a representational momentum paradigm, we then asked subjects to report the perceived
last position of an observed movement at the moment in which the stimulus was randomly …

… of representational momentum, we may say that the principles governing physical momentum
… Along these lines, the extent of curvilinear impetus is dependent on the context, and it may …

… to the 0 degree test as the dependent variable, paired t tests … representational momentum,
but consistent with viewpoint adaptation is the observation that the magnitude of the viewpoint …

… Here we use representational momentum (RM) to investigate whether implicit knowledge
of a learned arbitrary system of body movement such as sign language influences this …