We investigate how the immediate correction effect decreases mispointing under prisms.
Subjects performed rhythmic pointing movements under different conditions with horizontally …

Recent human behavioral studies have shown that the position of a visual target is instantly
represented relative to the background (eg, a large square) and used for evaluating the error …

The errors in target-reaching that are produced by laterally displacing vision with wedge
prisms decrease with trials (prism adaptation). When the prisms are removed, errors in the …

The literature concerning adaptation to prism indicates that several adaptive mechanisms
may be important. The particular mechanism or mechanisms involved depends (at least in …

In the correction effect paradigm, the apparent straight-ahead is judged, under prismatic
viewing, in both an illuminated and a darkened room condition. The correction effect occurs …

Under spatial misalignment of eye and hand induced by laterally displacing prisms (11.4° in
the rightward direction), subjects pointed 60 times (once every 3 s) at a visually implicit …

Subjects inspected their feet via base-out prisms for 3 min. Using binocular vision,
subsequent reaching without prisms showed significant overestimation of distance …

Adaptation to displacement of objects in the visual field was studied as a function of
preexposure test targets being absent or present in that field and lateral arm movement …

Photographic measurements of eye position before and after compensation for prismatic
visual displacement revealed significant and persistent lateral ocular rotations of which S s …