Titlebook: Spatially Oriented Behavior; Alan Hein,Marc Jeannerod Book 1983 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1983 Action.Orientierung.Perception.Raumerle

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Perceptual Consequences of Experimental Extraocular Muscle Paralysis,ion.” The main findings leading to the clarification have been reported elsewhere (Matin, Picoult, Stevens, Edwards, Young, & MacArthur, 1980, 1982). In this chapter we show how these results yield an important aspect of the solution.

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Interface of Visual Input and Oculomotor Command for Directing the Gaze on Target,hat may not yet be there. The whole scene has to be analyzed, patterns must be isolated and identified, and their significance assessed as a function of various contingencies. This involves a number of processes that are beyond the scope of neurophysiological studies today.

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Contribution of Eye Movement to the Representation of Space,ts, each of which may be acquired separately, according to the opportunities for motor-visual feedback that are provided. However, the sequence of these acquisitions is constrained, in that information must be extracted from certain feedback loops before that available in others can be utilized.

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MIME

Multimodal Structure of the Extrapersonal Space, as objects of the extra-personal space, as one may analyze the shape and structure of the left index finger in a manner similar to any other object. The subjective localization of the ego remains within the limits of body space in an awake and attentive subject, but it is, within these limits, vague and ill-defined (Kant, 1796).

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