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Vestibular, proprioceptive, and haptic contributions to spatial orientation

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Vestibular, proprioceptive, and haptic contributions to spatial orientation

Auteurs : James R. Lackner ; Paul Dizio

Source :

Annual review of psychology [ 0066-4308 ] ; 2005.

RBID : Pascal:05-0139101

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Proprioception, Sensibilité tactile, Orientation spatiale, Cognition, Audition, Vision, Perception intermodale, Posture, Perception corporelle, Système vestibulaire, Article synthèse, Homme, Perception espace, Système somatosensoriel, Corps.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Body, Body perception, Cognition, Hearing, Human, Intermodal perception, Posture, Proprioception, Review, Somatosensory system, Space perception, Spatial orientation, Tactile sensitivity, Vestibular system, Vision.

Abstract

The control and perception of body orientation and motion are subserved by multiple sensory and motor mechanisms ranging from relatively simple, peripheral mechanisms to complex ones involving the highest levels of cognitive function and sensory-motor integration. Vestibular contributions to body orientation and to spatial localization of auditory and visual stimuli have long been recognized. These contributions are reviewed here along with new insights relating to sensory-motor calibration of the body gained from space flight, parabolic flight, and artificial gravity environments. Recently recognized contributions of proprioceptive and somatosensory signals to the appreciation of body orientation and configuration are described. New techniques for stabilizing posture by means of haptic touch and for studying and modeling postural mechanisms are reviewed. Path integration, place cells, and head direction cells are described along with implications for using immersive virtual environments for training geographic spatial knowledge of real environments.

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<EA>The control and perception of body orientation and motion are subserved by multiple sensory and motor mechanisms ranging from relatively simple, peripheral mechanisms to complex ones involving the highest levels of cognitive function and sensory-motor integration. Vestibular contributions to body orientation and to spatial localization of auditory and visual stimuli have long been recognized. These contributions are reviewed here along with new insights relating to sensory-motor calibration of the body gained from space flight, parabolic flight, and artificial gravity environments. Recently recognized contributions of proprioceptive and somatosensory signals to the appreciation of body orientation and configuration are described. New techniques for stabilizing posture by means of haptic touch and for studying and modeling postural mechanisms are reviewed. Path integration, place cells, and head direction cells are described along with implications for using immersive virtual environments for training geographic spatial knowledge of real environments.</EA>
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<FD>Proprioception; Sensibilité tactile; Orientation spatiale; Cognition; Audition; Vision; Perception intermodale; Posture; Perception corporelle; Système vestibulaire; Article synthèse; Homme; Perception espace; Système somatosensoriel; Corps</FD>
<ED>Proprioception; Tactile sensitivity; Spatial orientation; Cognition; Hearing; Vision; Intermodal perception; Posture; Body perception; Vestibular system; Review; Human; Space perception; Somatosensory system; Body</ED>
<SD>Propiocepción; Sensibilidad tactil; Orientación espacial; Cognición; Audición; Visión; Percepción intermodal; Postura; Percepción corporal; Sistema vestibular; Artículo síntesis; Hombre; Percepción espacio; Sistema somatosensorial; Cuerpo</SD>
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