Studies in Perception and Action IV: Ninth Annual Conference on Perception and ActionJohn M. Kennedy, Mark Schmuckler As busy as teachers and scholars are, rarely do they find the time to sample widely from the table of scientific inquiry. This book offers the opportunity to do just that. The fourth volume in the "Studies in Perception and Action" series, it contains a collection of posters presented at the Ninth International Conference on Perception and Action, sponsored by the International Society for Ecological Psychology. Like its predecessor, this volume is a collection of short reports, mostly empirical in nature. The reports are considerably larger than the abstracts presented in the proceedings of many conferences, and provide the authors with opportunities to present arguments, methods, results, and conclusions in condensed forms. |
Contents
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The Relevance Of Imagined SelfRotations | 35 |
Trajectory Forms As Visual Information In Bounce Events | 43 |
Measuring Visible Information In Mediated Environments | 57 |
Robustness of Heading Perception Along Circular Paths | 73 |
Acoustic Perception Of Aperture Passability | 88 |
Adult Metaphoric Utterances And The Emergence | 99 |
Monocular Distance Perception Via Forward Versus | 199 |
The Focus Of Expansion Is Used To Control Walking | 207 |
Vocalizations And Gestures | 215 |
Infants Ability To Detour Around Apertures And Obstacles | 223 |
A Source Of Oculomotor Information | 229 |
VisualMovement Interaction In Infant Search | 233 |
Object Visibility And The Inertia Tensor As Factors In The SizeWeight | 249 |
Intention Determines Oscillatory Tracking Performance | 263 |
Local Attitudes Are The Effective Stimuli For Haptic Curvature Discrimination | 109 |
The Perceptual Recovery Of Texture Gradients By Active Touch | 117 |
Effects Of Volume On Perceived Heaviness | 123 |
Kinematic Specification Of Affordances | 133 |
Age Effects | 141 |
Fatigue And Reachability | 145 |
Perceiving Discovering And Constructing Affordances | 161 |
Preferred Critical Boundaries For Reaching In The Vertical Plane | 174 |
Measuring Shape And Egocentric Distance Perception Through Reaching | 191 |
A Stochastic Account | 281 |
Control Of Sucking In Term And Preterm Infants | 297 |
The Active TorqueAngle Relation During Arm Motion Shows Linearity | 311 |
Minimal Movement And Selective Perception By Dynamic Touch | 327 |
The Emergence Of Postural Coordination Modes | 333 |
Postural Stabilization Of Visual Fixation | 347 |
Motor Strategies In Landing From Jumps of Different Heights | 363 |
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