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Superior spatial touch: improved haptic orientation processing in deaf individuals

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Superior spatial touch: improved haptic orientation processing in deaf individuals

Auteurs : Rick Van Dijk ; Astrid M. L. Kappers ; Albert Postma

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Experimental brain research [ 0014-4819 ] ; 2013.

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- Orientation, Perception, Langage.

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- Language, Orientation, Perception.

Abstract

The present study investigated haptic spatial orientation processing in deaf signers, hearing sign language interpreters, and hearing controls. Blindfolded participants had to set two bars parallel in the horizontal plane, with either a 2-s or a 10-s delay between inspection of the reference bar and the setting of the test bar. The deaf group outperformed the other two groups which did not differ from each other. Together these results indicate that deaf individuals can better identify the allocentric spatial coordinates of haptically inspected orientations. These results are discussed in terms of the possible neurocognitive consequences of auditory deprivation.

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