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Contribution of somatosensory information to perception of the visual vertical with body tilt and rotating visual field

Yardley, 1990

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3853614381700007301
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Yardley L
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Perception & Psychophysics

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This study was designed to explore the role of somatosensory information from the trunk in the perception of the visual vertical. Twelve normal subjects and 1 subject with no somatosensory function below the neck attempted to set a line to the true vertical in the …
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