Adaptation to visual and nonvisual rearrangement
Role of informational feedback in producing visual adaptation to visual rearrangement and to various head, eye, and arm positions
VISUAL PERCEPTION↗
Engineering topics
Weinstein, S.
Publications and source records attributed to Weinstein, S..
The effects of isolation, sensory deprivation, and sensory rearrangement on visual, auditory, and somesthetic sensation, perception, and spatial orientation Annual report, Sep. 1, 1964 - Aug. 31, 1965
Isolation, sensory deprivation, and sensory rearrangement effects on visual, auditory, and somesthetic sensation, perception, and spatial orientation
Weinstein, S.↗
Sensory, perceptual, and physiological aspects of sensory deprivation.
Psychological and physiological aspects of sensory deprivation, particularly for space travel
HUMAN REACTION↗
Is reafference necessary for visual adaptation/ques/
Stimulation due to self-induced movement in production of adaptation to prismatic displacement
STIMULATION↗
An attempt to replicate a study of disarranged eye-hand coordination
Disarranged eye-hand coordination
PERCEPTION↗
Total adaptation to prismatic displacement in the absence of reafference
Total adaption to prismatic displacement without self produced movements
DISPLACEMENT↗
Sensory, perceptual, and physiological aspects of sensory deprivation
Effects of sensory deprivation on space travel - sensory, perceptual, and physiological aspects
SENSORY DEPRIVATION↗
POLYMERIC DEGRADATION UNDER SPACE CONDITIONS OF HIGH VACUUM AND ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION
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Acker, T.↗