One of the main challenges that our visual system must resolve is to judge the current
position of an occluded moving object. This computation is known as motion extrapolation …

The purpose of the current study was to clarify the effect of eccentricity on visual motion
prediction using a time‐to‐contact (TTC) task. TTC indicates the predictive ability to …

Introduction: Recent views posit that precise control of the interceptive timing can be
achieved by combining on-line processing of visual information with predictions based on …

Human beings use accurate estimates of the time‐to‐collision of moving objects effortlessly
in everyday life. In the laboratory, researchers typically apply prediction motion (PM) tasks to …

Human perception of time is far from accurate and is subject to distortions. Previous
research has demonstrated that any manipulation that distorts the perceived velocity of …

Intense light from trains can cause glare, affecting the driving safety of vehicles running in
the opposite direction at road-cum-railway sections. This study, in particular, examines glare …

Usually people can estimate the correct position of a moving object even when it temporarily
moves behind an occlusion. Studies have been performed on this type of occluded motion …

Time structure refers to the ratio of time spent moving during visible segments and occluded
segments in position prediction motion (PM) tasks. Recent research has found that an equal …

A common experimental task used to study the accuracy of estimating when a moving object
arrives at a designated location is the time-to-contact (TTC) task. The previous studies have …

La lombalgie chronique non spécifique (LCNS) a été identifiée comme l'une des principales
causes d'invalidité dans le monde. Elle est évaluée majoritairement grâce à des échelles ou …