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Psychophysiologic Responses to Rotary Motions

Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1970
Abstract In order to investigate the phenomenon of psychophysiologic responses to a coriolis force experienced in the fluid-filled semicircular canals, 10 male subjects ranging in age from 18 to 30 years were tested on a low friction platform. The platform was rotated at a constant angular velocity and the individual was instructed to roll his head in ...
R E, Johnson, D R, Kirkendall
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Early integration of form and motion in the neural response to biological motion

NeuroReport, 2009
Although configuration is important for the perception of biological motion, it is not known whether the processing of configuration occurs early or subsequent to local motion processing. Here we report significantly greater adaptation of the N1 event-related potential elicited by a point-light walker (PLW) following an intact PLW relative to a ...
Wendy, Baccus   +2 more
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Neuronal responses to motion and apparent motion in the optic tectum of chickens

Brain Research, 2016
The ability to detect moving objects is crucial for survival and is a basic capability in the animal kingdom. In the optic tectum, a major center of the visual pathway of birds, neurons have been found that seem to be perfectly suited to encode motion. These cells, located in the stratum griseum centrale, receive a direct retinal input at their distal ...
Josine Verhaal, Harald Luksch
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Human cortical response to incoherent motion on a background of coherent motion

Neuroscience Letters, 2003
To investigate whether humans achieve a high sensitivity to coherent motion by excluding the response to incoherent motion, we measured the magnetoencephalographic response to the motion of randomly located dots one half of which moved coherently while the other half moved incoherently.
Khanh, Lam   +2 more
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