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158 Touch (1987, Experiment 2). In this study, participants were con- strained to use a particular exploratory procedure while a ...

Haptic Space Perception 159 finger-by-finger cost and hence is slower to extract; a prop- erty producing a higher intercept take ...

160 Touch for movement duration, the difference between estimates of radial and tangential extents vanished. A third manifestati ...

Haptic Perception of Two- and Three-Dimensional Patterns 161 Vibrotactile Patterns A vibrotactile pattern is formed by repeatedl ...

162 Touch expect better performance with familiar objects. Studies that examine object-identification performance with raised, t ...

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164 Touch material properties in identification and similarity judgments (Klatzky & Lederman, 2000). Klatzky, et al. (1985) ...

Haptic Memory 165 often—a cue predicting a right-side tactile stimulus actually implied that if a visual stimulus occurred inste ...

166 Touch Research on memory within the modality of touch is also plagued by the possibility, even the likelihood, of mediating ...

Applications of Research on Touch 167 indicate an implicit memory representation that is accessible multimodally. Using seen or ...

168 Touch aided performance, but the same grid was confusing when subjects had to find the coordinates of an intersection. Pat- ...

Summary and Future Directions 169 Bernstein (1992) summarized data from a number of ex- tant devices, along with Tadoma data, in ...

170 Touch underlying neurophysiology and linkage to the motor system, unique. The brief review of the neurophsiology of touch pr ...

References 171 Casla, M., Blanco, F., & Travieso, D. (1999). Haptic perception of geometric illusions by persons who are tot ...

172 Touch Gescheider, G. A., Bolanowski, S. J., Verrillo, R. T., Hall, K. L., & Hoffman, K. E. (1994). The effects of aging ...

References 173 Kennedy, J. M. (1997). How the blind draw. Scientific American, 276,76–81. Klatzky, R. L., & Lederman, S. J. ...

174 Touch Lederman, S. J., Klatzky, R. L., & Reed, C. L. (1993). Constraints on haptic integration of spatially shared objec ...

References 175 on structural descriptions. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 25,644–663. Reed ...

176 Touch Vogels, I. M. L. C., Kappers, A. M. L., & Koenderink, J. J. (1996). Haptic after-effect of curved surfaces. Percep ...

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