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Haptic perception of the distance walked when blindfolded.

Schwartz, 1999

Document ID
16694988070741200993
Author
Schwartz M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance

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The ability to detect the distance walked when blindfolded using only haptic information generated by the walking activity was investigated. Participants walked a straight path until told to stop, turned, and attempted to return to their starting point. The path was completely …
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