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Comparing verbal and reaching responses to visually perceived egocentric distances

Pagano et al., 2001

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9146963446076543870
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Pagano C
Grutzmacher R
Jenkins J
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Ecological Psychology

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Ability to visually perceive egocentric target distance was assessed using 2 response measures: verbal reports and reaches. These 2 response measures were made within experimental trials with the participants' eyes closed either immediately after viewing the …
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