<p>The perceptual and kinetic measures for the full-vision, classic SWI task (left side) where participants lifted 3 blocks with different sizes, but identical masses, and the no-vision task (right side), where participants lifted the same block throughout the experiment without vision, varying only the size of the block that was seen before the lift. Error bars represent standard error of the mean of the difference between the small and large blocks.</p
<p>RT difference was calculated by subtracting judgement times in the control foot-stimulation condi...
In the classic size-weight illusion (SWI), a small object will feel heavier than an larger object of...
<p>The opening between fingers was tuned to the actual size difference between the objects (dashed l...
Vision provides many reliable cues about the likely weight of an object, allowing individuals to pre...
<p>Error bars represent the standard error of the mean and * indicates a significant difference reve...
Vision provides many reliable cues about the likely weight of an object, allowing individuals to pre...
<p>The peak grip force rate (GFR – left panels), peak load force rate (LFR – middle panels), and loa...
<div><p>(A) Schematic of the apparatus and task. On contact trials (top), in response to an auditory...
<p>Mean percentage of responses where subjects indicated that their middle fingertip had been stimul...
<p>a) Mean lateral hand position at the moment the obstacles were passed. b) Mean lateral hand posit...
We used a perturbation technique to quantify the contribution of visual size cues to the programming...
Our expectations of an object’s heaviness not only drive our fingertip forces, but also our percepti...
Our expectations of an object’s heaviness not only drive our fingertip forces, but also our percepti...
<p>The sum of the visual and inertial weights is always one. Weights determined empirically from bia...
<p><b>Effects of the visual signals on (A) endpoint error, and (B) endpoint variability.</b> Error b...
<p>RT difference was calculated by subtracting judgement times in the control foot-stimulation condi...
In the classic size-weight illusion (SWI), a small object will feel heavier than an larger object of...
<p>The opening between fingers was tuned to the actual size difference between the objects (dashed l...
Vision provides many reliable cues about the likely weight of an object, allowing individuals to pre...
<p>Error bars represent the standard error of the mean and * indicates a significant difference reve...
Vision provides many reliable cues about the likely weight of an object, allowing individuals to pre...
<p>The peak grip force rate (GFR – left panels), peak load force rate (LFR – middle panels), and loa...
<div><p>(A) Schematic of the apparatus and task. On contact trials (top), in response to an auditory...
<p>Mean percentage of responses where subjects indicated that their middle fingertip had been stimul...
<p>a) Mean lateral hand position at the moment the obstacles were passed. b) Mean lateral hand posit...
We used a perturbation technique to quantify the contribution of visual size cues to the programming...
Our expectations of an object’s heaviness not only drive our fingertip forces, but also our percepti...
Our expectations of an object’s heaviness not only drive our fingertip forces, but also our percepti...
<p>The sum of the visual and inertial weights is always one. Weights determined empirically from bia...
<p><b>Effects of the visual signals on (A) endpoint error, and (B) endpoint variability.</b> Error b...
<p>RT difference was calculated by subtracting judgement times in the control foot-stimulation condi...
In the classic size-weight illusion (SWI), a small object will feel heavier than an larger object of...
<p>The opening between fingers was tuned to the actual size difference between the objects (dashed l...