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Vision, Kinesthesis, Consciousness, and Skills

Journal of Physical Education and Recreation, 1976
Beth Kerr, Ray Klein
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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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A Study of Kinesthesis in Relation to Selected Movements

Research Quarterly American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation, 1945
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Proprioception and/or Kinesthesis

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1972
A short review of the literature points to the confused usage of ‘proprioception’ and ‘kinesthesis’ which is incompatible with the objectiveness demanded of contemporary psychology. The historical development of the terms is traced showing that ‘kinesthesis’ has undergone a change in meaning, rendering its present state of definition inadequate for ...
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Kinesthesis and the RorschachMResponse

Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment, 1969
Summary Rorschach's hypothesis that production of M is accompanied by kinesthetic activation and associated hypotheses were tested by measurement of actual change in muscle potential while Rorschach responses were given. Electromyographic records from biceps of 30 college student Ss were recorded under conditions representing each hypothesis.
N M, Steele, M W, Kahn
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Age-Related Changes in Upper Extremity Kinesthesis

Physical & Occupational Therapy In Geriatrics, 1996
While age-related decreases in lower extremity kinesthesis have been reported, age-related changes in upper extremity kinesthesis are minimally documented. This study compares kinesthetic acuity and kinesthetic memory in younger and older adults and establishes test-retest reliability of the testing devices.
J Campbell   +3 more
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