Maintaining binocular fixation on a target at 20 cm in the absence of secondary cues to
distance produced changes in apparent distance and lateral phoria. Positive lenses of 0,. 5 …

Perceived postural orientation during whole-body roll-tilt is commonly inferred from settings
of a visual line to the perceived gravitational horizontal or vertical. This inference assumes …

Two experiments were used to demonstrate that adaptation to ll-deg prism displacement can
be conditioned to the stimuli associated with the goggles in which the prisms are housed. In …

Recent research indicates that adaptation to prismdisplaced vision2 must be given an
interpretation quite different from the one proposed by McLaughlin & Rifkin (1965). They …

The performance of subjects whose starting limb location was visible when pointing to a
sagittal target during exposure to prismatic displacement showed immediate target …

Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …

Errors in pointing to actual and remembered targets presented in three-dimensional (3D)
space in a dark room were studied under various conditions of visual feedback. During their …

Previous research has suggested that the visual tilt aftereffect operates according to a
gravitational frame of reference. Three experiments were conducted to test this conclusion …

This paper is concerned with the information used in open-loop pointing to visually
perceived targets. Stereoscopic stimuli were used to produce illusory relative egocentric …

It is known that rotation of a furnished room around the roll axis of erect subjects produces
an illusion of 360° self-rotation in many subjects. Exposure of erect subjects to stationary …