Abstract Changes in eye-foot and eye-hand coordination were measured following 20 min of
squint prism viewing (alternate monocular viewing of the movements of each leg with the …

Eye-hand coordination was investigated during a task of finger pointing toward visual targets
viewed through wedge prisms. Hand and eye latencies and movement times were identical …

When a thin horizontal line is displaced, either left or right of straight ahead, or when a
vertical line is displaced up or down, systematic changes occur in the binocular disparity …

Purpose: It has been suggested that separate visual pathways exist for perception and
action (eg Goodale and Milner, 1992). Much of the evidence for this notion is based on the …

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 …

Evidence is presented to show that the trajectory of a reaching movement toward a visual
target in the dark can be modified when displacing the target, in spite of subjects' inability to …

Terminal target-pointing error on the 1st trial of exposure to optical displacement is usually
less than is expected from the optical displacement magnitude. The authors confirmed 1st …

In three experiments, aftereffect measures of visual-shift and proprioceptive-shift
components and total shift in eye-hand coordination were obtained for prism exposure. In …

The direction of an object can theoretically be determined from the binocular disparity
information alone. However, there is no certain empirical evidence for this. This study …

Terminal target-pointing error on the 1st trial of exposure to optical displacement is usually
less than that expected from the optical displacement magnitude. Such 1st trial adaptation …