<p><i>AngleBefore</i> is the mean of 10 estimations of hand position at the start of the experiment. <i>AngleAfter</i> is the single estimation of hand position after the arm elongation period. <i>AngleAfter</i> is significantly greater than <i>AngleBefore</i> for <i>C2</i> (P = 0.04) and <i>C3</i> (P = 0.01) but not for <i>C4</i> (P = 0.17), Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed-rank tests.</p
<p>(A) At the start of the experiment, both virtual arms were of the same size as the participant’s ...
<p>Mean orientation of the thumb-index vector, as a function of target bar orientation (45 or −45 de...
Most cephalometric analyses make extensive use of angular measurements. This usage is based on the a...
<p>(A) The two limbs were aligned as shown pointing forward as shown, in the case shown here the dom...
<p>(A) Each panel shows the traces from a single arm pointing trial in a single representative parti...
<p> </p><p><b>A</b></p> The mean of the final horizontal hand position for an ideal actor should be ...
<p>Shown are the participant-respective differences in the reported hand locations and elbow angles ...
<p>Besides the significant main effect of the shift of the angle estimates towards the rubber hand a...
(A) Mean difference (cm) in perceived hand position between the first and last trial along the radio...
<p>P is the two-tailed significance level for the Wilcoxon matched pairs sign-rank test.</p
<p>Mean standard errors are reported in parentheses. The relevant statistical comparisons are betwee...
<p>Change in proprioceptive bias (mean ± 1 standard error) over time for early trials (first 7 trial...
(A) Mean difference (cm) in perceived hand position between the first and last trial along the proxi...
Abstract. With the exception of very small angles (<15°) Ileywood and Chessell found systematic m...
<p>Top row) Left) The calculated extension from simulations through using either the mean (blue diam...
<p>(A) At the start of the experiment, both virtual arms were of the same size as the participant’s ...
<p>Mean orientation of the thumb-index vector, as a function of target bar orientation (45 or −45 de...
Most cephalometric analyses make extensive use of angular measurements. This usage is based on the a...
<p>(A) The two limbs were aligned as shown pointing forward as shown, in the case shown here the dom...
<p>(A) Each panel shows the traces from a single arm pointing trial in a single representative parti...
<p> </p><p><b>A</b></p> The mean of the final horizontal hand position for an ideal actor should be ...
<p>Shown are the participant-respective differences in the reported hand locations and elbow angles ...
<p>Besides the significant main effect of the shift of the angle estimates towards the rubber hand a...
(A) Mean difference (cm) in perceived hand position between the first and last trial along the radio...
<p>P is the two-tailed significance level for the Wilcoxon matched pairs sign-rank test.</p
<p>Mean standard errors are reported in parentheses. The relevant statistical comparisons are betwee...
<p>Change in proprioceptive bias (mean ± 1 standard error) over time for early trials (first 7 trial...
(A) Mean difference (cm) in perceived hand position between the first and last trial along the proxi...
Abstract. With the exception of very small angles (<15°) Ileywood and Chessell found systematic m...
<p>Top row) Left) The calculated extension from simulations through using either the mean (blue diam...
<p>(A) At the start of the experiment, both virtual arms were of the same size as the participant’s ...
<p>Mean orientation of the thumb-index vector, as a function of target bar orientation (45 or −45 de...
Most cephalometric analyses make extensive use of angular measurements. This usage is based on the a...