Perceiving Object Width by Grasping
\nTin-cheung Chan, Claudia Carello, and M. T. Turvey<\/p>\n
Illusions: Can Change of Vantage Point and Invariant Impressions Remove Deception?
\nJohn M. Kennedy and Andrew Portal<\/p>\n
Detection of Violations of the Law of Pendulum Motion: Observers’ Sensitivity to the Relation Between Period and Length
\nJohn B. Pittenger<\/p>\n
Control With an Eye for Perception: Precursors to an Active Psychophysics
\nJohn M. Flach<\/p>\n
Relative Distance Perception Through Expanding and Contracting Motion and the Role of Propriospecihc Information in Walking
\nHiroyuki Ito and Katsuya Matsunaga<\/p>\n
Perception of Map-Environment Correspondence: The Roles of Features and Alignment
\nDavid H. Warren, Matt ]. Rossano, and Trevin D. Wear<\/p>\n
Investigating a Nonconservative Invariant of Motion in Coordinated Rhythmic Movements
\nP. N. Kugler, M. T. Turvey, R. C. Schmidt, and Lawrence D. Rosenblum<\/p>\n
The Ecology of Human-Machine Systems I: Introduction
\nJohn M. Flach<\/p>\n
The Ecology of Human-Machine Systems II: Mediating “Direct Perception” in Complex Work Domains
\nKim J. Vicente and Jens Rasmussen<\/p>\n
Responses to Optical Looming in the Retinal Center and Periphery
\nThomas A. Stoffregen and Gary E. Riccio<\/p>\n
Commentary
\nA Commentary on Kugler, Turvey, Schmidt, and Rosenblum’s Ecological Approach to Motor Systems
\nArthur S. Iberall<\/p>\n
Perceiving the Lengths of Rods That are Held But Not Wielded
\nGregory Burton and M. T. Turvey<\/p>\n
What an Actor Must Do in Order to Perceive the Affordance for Sitting
\nLeonard S. Mark, James A. Balliett, Kent D. Craver, Stephen D. Douglas, and Teresa Fox<\/p>\n
All That Glistens: Water Connotations in Surface Finishes
\nRichard G. Coss and Michael Moore<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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