In each of two studies, subjects were exposed to a continuously changing prismatic
displacement with a mean value of 19 prism diopters (“variable displacement”) and to a fixed …

Two experiments with left-handers examined the features of prism adaptation established by
previous research with right-handers. Regardless of handedness,(1) rapid adaptation …

The literature concerning oculomotor changes during adaptation to prism distortion has
dealt mainly with the question of eye movements. The present study examined …

In four experiments Ss were exposed to wedge prisms or maintained an asymmetrical eye
and head posture in order to induce a shift in the apparent direction of gaze. Systematic …

Prism adaptation involves two distinct processes: rapidly developing compensatory changes
in motor control and more slowly developing realignment of spatial mapping functions. For …

O s were provided with both a motive and an opportunity to resolve the conflict arising from
displaced vision under conditions which precluded reafferent information. Passive pointing …

Pictorial illusions bias our judgments about certain visual attributes. Such illusions are
therefore only expected to influence a task if these attributes are used to perform the task …

Open-loop reaching for locations within figural illusions was measured in three experiments.
The experiments differed with respect to whether subjects were provided a visible target …

In order to reveal the mechanism of eye position coding, we measured the effect of eye
position on assessing the position of a light viewed in a dark environment using a sound as …

Supplied 88 volunteers, primarily college students, in 4 groups, with varying amounts and
types of information regarding the nature of their visual fields, which in 3 cases were laterally …