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Vision and Kinesthesis in Accuracy of Hand Movement
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1989 Two experiments examined the accuracy with which college students were able to touch a target when knowledge of the target location had been gained either visually, kinesthetically, or by both modalities. In all but “baseline” trials, individuals were not allowed to guide the hand visually and so relied on kinesthetic cues during movement to the target
Eugene A. Lovelace
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A Study of Tests of Kinesthesis
Research Quarterly American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation, 1954Abstract Twenty-one tests of kinesthesis were administered to 15 college varsity men and 15 college men who had never lettered in high school or college varsity sports. Test reliabilities, validities, and interrelationships were first determined. “t” ratios were computed to determine the statistical significance of the obtained differences between ...
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Differential Errors of Kinesthesis Produced by Previous Limb Positions
Journal of Motor Behavior, 1974Reports of kinesthetic after-effects indicate that the position sense of the limb is labile. It was hypothesized that varying the starting positions of a limb would be an important factor in determining the post-treatment accuracy of kinesthesia.
Brian Craske +2 more
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Oscillation parameters for modeling kinesthesis
Pollack Periodica, 2008 In order to analyze the kinaesthesis of motion, the author used a ZEBRIS ultrasound-based measuring system with single active markers. The provocation test, when the plate is suddenly swiveled out with a provocation unit, can model the equilibration ability of the person being investigated.
Kiss, Rita
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An Informational Analysis of Active Kinesthesis as Measured by Amplitude of Movement
Journal of Motor Behavior, 19715 blindfolded Ss were required to make absolute judgments of the extent to which their extended right arm was voluntarily moved in the horizontal plane. The first experiment entailed the judgment of 20 different amplitudes and from these data a scale of equal discriminability was constructed for each S.
Ronald G Marteniuk, R G Marteniuk
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Scales of selected aspects of kinesthesis
Perception & Psychophysics, 1971 Fifty male Ss made judgments of (1) thickness by finger span, (2) extent of arm movement, (3) heaviness of lifted weights, (4) force by handgrip, and (5) speed of arm movement. The method was fractionation: halving the magnitude of each stimulus. Comparisons were made in terms of the size of the exponent of the sensory scale.
Phyllis A. Hoff
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Adult Performance on the Southern California Kinesthesis and Tactile Perception Tests
American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1981Researchers and clinicians working with various adult populations have no practical, complete, reliable, and valid method of measuring the tactile and kinesthetic functions of their clients. This study gathers preliminary normative information on the performance of adults on the Southern California Kinesthesia and Tactile Tests ...
Y T, Hsu, D L, Nelson
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Kinesthesis and Self-Awareness
Contributions To Phenomenology, 2023Gediminas Karoblis
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Sound and kinesthesis in virtual environments
Proceedings of the 20th Pan-Hellenic Conference on Informatics, 2016 Although virtual reality is a field that attracts research interest over the past years, certain aspects of the virtual environments are often overlooked. For example, the importance of sound in virtual environments is recognized but it remains rather vague, since the relation between virtual world and physical world sounds is not studied in detail. In
David Triantafyllou +2 more
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