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Sufficiency of Longitudinal Moment of Inertia for Haptic Cylinder Length Judgments

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Sufficiency of Longitudinal Moment of Inertia for Haptic Cylinder Length Judgments

Auteurs : Patrick A. Cabe

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Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance [ 0096-1523 ] ; 2010.

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- Sensibilité tactile, Longueur, Jugement, Perception espace, Etude expérimentale, Inertie, Homme.

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- Experimental study, Human, Inertia, Judgment, Length, Space perception, Tactile sensitivity.

Abstract

Many studies invoke moment of inertia (I_ii) as necessary and sufficient information to perceive cylinder length via wielding, yet some assert that I_ii is neither necessary (weight, m, or static moment, M, are sufficient) nor sufficient for length judgments (m or M is necessary). Mathematical expressions for I_ii not involving m or M imply length, so I_ii could be sufficient for cylinder length judgments. In 5 experiments (N = 113), only longitudinal I_ii (the smallest principal value) informed cylinder length estimates in a novel task, rolling. Experiment 1 yielded reliable length judgments. Varying diameter supported length scaling (Experiment 2); similar length estimates occurred with both rolling and wielding (Experiment 3); feedback improved rolling length judgments to levels commensurate with wielding (Experiment 4); and length judgments shifted predictably with added mass (Experiment 5). Contrary to proposals in the literature, I_ii is sufficient information for cylinder length judgments, absent m or M information, even when I_ii is of minimal magnitude and the task quite novel.

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Sufficiency of Longitudinal Moment of Inertia for Haptic Cylinder Length Judgments

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