<p>(A) Walking directions of stereo point-light walkers, defined by disparity cues (Purple - toward; Green - away), deviated slightly from the observer’s line of sight (L - Left; R - Right). (B) Left-right discrimination thresholds of toward and away conditions plotted for individual observers (the experimental group) and as group averages (the experimental and the control groups). The threshold of the toward condition was significantly lower compared with that of the away condition. Error bars indicate one SEM. **<i>p</i><.01.</p
Direction of self-motion during walking is indicated by multiple cues, including optic flow, nonvisu...
It has not been established that walking without vision to previewed targets is indeed controlled by...
This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Licen...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
<p>Proprioceptive bias in the left-right direction is shown as a function of distance from the body ...
<p>a-c): Mean time-normalised trajectories for all 24 participants for each gaze condition when a) t...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
<p>(A) During each trial, a pair of point-light walker sequences with horizontal binocular disparity...
<p>Each panel shows the data from a different subject. Error bars represent 95% confidence intervals...
<p>a) Mean lateral hand position at the moment the obstacles were passed. b) Mean lateral hand posit...
Direction of self-motion during walking is indicated by multiple cues, including optic flow, nonvisu...
It has not been established that walking without vision to previewed targets is indeed controlled by...
This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Licen...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
<p>Proprioceptive bias in the left-right direction is shown as a function of distance from the body ...
<p>a-c): Mean time-normalised trajectories for all 24 participants for each gaze condition when a) t...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
When traversing through an aperture, such as a doorway, people characteristically deviate towards th...
<p>(A) During each trial, a pair of point-light walker sequences with horizontal binocular disparity...
<p>Each panel shows the data from a different subject. Error bars represent 95% confidence intervals...
<p>a) Mean lateral hand position at the moment the obstacles were passed. b) Mean lateral hand posit...
Direction of self-motion during walking is indicated by multiple cues, including optic flow, nonvisu...
It has not been established that walking without vision to previewed targets is indeed controlled by...
This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Licen...