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Motion Parallax and the Perception of Three-Dimensional Surfaces,he 3-D structure of surfaces. Moreover the resolution of the monocular parallax system is only slightly poorer than that of binocular parallax or stereopsis. The similarities in the empirical characteristics of the parallax and stereoscopic systems may reflect similarities in the way the information

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The Development of Sensitivity of Kenetic, Binocular and Pictorial Depth Information in Human Infan suggests that sensitivity to kinetic, binocular and pictorial depth information develops in a fixed sequence. Some sensitivity to kinetic information may be present at birth or soon thereafter; sensitivity to binocular information appears between three and five months; and sensitivity to static mon

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Visual Experience and the Development of Depth Perception,rtheless were willing to jump down from a raised platform and run directly to their mother within a few minutes of their blindfolds being removed. Similarly, Thorndike (58) reported that four day old chicks, ‘without experience of heights’, became progressively less willing to jump down from a surfa

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Human Sensory-Motor Adaptation to the Terrestrial Force Environment,e emphasis on vision has come largely through Gibson’s seminal observations of the richness of the ambient optical array in providing information related to body orientation and movement (14,15,16) and through the studies of Dichgans and Brandt and their colleagues on the visual induction of apparen

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The Posterior Parietal Area as a Spatial Generator,ues provide enough information for locating objects in visual space and for directing movements toward them. Action in space, however, cannot rely solely on “allocentric” sensory maps since the position of objects must be reconstructed within a body-centered reference frame before they can be reache