Perceived arm posture and remote haptic perception of whether an object can be stepped over.
Identifieur interne : 000793 ( Ncbi/Merge ); précédent : 000792; suivant : 000794Perceived arm posture and remote haptic perception of whether an object can be stepped over.
Auteurs : Jeffrey B. Wagman [États-Unis] ; Kona R. TaylorSource :
- Journal of motor behavior [ 0022-2895 ] ; 2005.
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The authors investigated whether the perceived posture of the arm plus a hand-held object influences remote haptic perception of whether an object can be stepped over. Blindfolded participants (N = 20) determined whether they could step over bars at different heights by exploring the bars with a T-shaped rod. The rod was weighted so that the perceived posture of the arm-plus-rod was shifted up, down, or left unchanged. Both the leg length of the participant and the perceived posture of the arm-plus-rod systematically influenced perception of whether the bar could be stepped over. The results highlight the role of perceived posture of the arm-plus-rod in remote haptic perception and have potential implications for the design of navigation aids for the visually impaired.
DOI: 10.3200/JMBR.37.5.339-342
PubMed: 16120559
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