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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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The more they move the less they know: Cutaneous capture of kinesthesis?
2012 IEEE Haptics Symposium (HAPTICS), 2012Blindfolded participants felt pairs of “rivalrous” stimuli simultaneously, one with each index finger. The stimuli presented at each fingertip were 180° rotations of each other (e.g. <and>). Participants moved one index finger which caused a raised line to move underneath the other, stationary, index finger, in a yoked manner. Thus, when a <was
George H. van Doorn +3 more
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Figural after-effects in kinesthesis: More data on age differences
Experimental Aging Research, 1989A cross-sectional study of figural after-effects in kinesthesis on 144 subjects ranging in age from 10 to 87 years was carried out. The procedure was nearly identical to one used by Köhler and Dinnerstein (1947). The data show a significant nonmonotonic age trend of the figural after-effect.
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A Psychophysics of active kinesthesis as measured by amplitude of movement
2011The purpose of this study was to determine whether judgment, of amplitude of active movement was subserved by a prothetic or metathetic process. To differentiate between these two processes several psychophysical methods were employed. Fifty volunteer subjects were randomly assigned to one of five groups of equal N.
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Herstel van de kinesthesie in de schouder
Stimulus, 1998Het vermogen van iemand om een extremiteit in een bepaalde stand te brengen zonder visuele hulp hangt af van de kinesthetische sensibiliteit van die persoon (McCloskey, 1978). De receptoren van dit sensorische systeem worden aangetroffen in de gewrichten, spieren en huid en leveren informatie ten aanzien van de beweging en de stand van elk lichaamsdeel.
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The rôle of kinesthesis in retention by rats.
Journal of Comparative Psychology, 1932Roy M. Dorcus, Wendell L. Gray
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The Role of Kinesthesis in Maze Learning
The American Journal of Psychology, 1933Joseph U. Yarborough, D. A. McFarlane
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Spatial aftereffects within and between kinesthesis and vision.
Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1964R H, DAY, G, SINGER
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Psychophysics of active kinesthesis.
Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1969openaire +2 more sources