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1028.161 Illusory body posture modifies the control of action, Taku Konishi 1 , Hirokazu Nishio 1 ,
Kumiko Enokizono 1 , Takaji Matsushima 2 , 1 Kobe University, Japan; 2 Kobe University, Japan
We examined the contribution of visual and proprioceptive information to perception of body
posture and control of action. We have demonstrated that the vibratory stimulation of neck
proprioception induced an alternation of perceived position of the head, and that the visual
distortion of one’s left hand through the mirror image of his/hers right hand could modulate the
detection of tactile stimulation to the fingers of the left hand. We elucidated how such perceptual
distortion of body by visual or proprioceptive information affected the subsequent action,
including its aftereffect.
1028.162 Response modality domination or interaction between visual and haptic estimating of
length, Xiuying Qian 1 , Xiaomei Xu 2 , Xiaolan Song 1 , 1 Zhejiang University, China, 2 Shangdong
University, China
A new design was developed to separate tactile and visual percepion at same time. Three
experiments compared the estimating length through vision and touch domination. Wood bar with
1cm2 section, length from 60.0mm to 80.0mm were used as stimuli. The tasks were conducted to
different assemble stimulus associated with various horizontal-vertical bar set, length difference
between bars and the combination way of array. Simultaneous or Nonsimultaneous modality
capture under different conditions were used. The results showed visual-haptic horizontal-vertical
illusion existed and there had been some across effects between two domains.
1028.163 The hapticlike activation during visual tasks, Xiuying Qian, Xiaolan Song, Xiaohu
Zhao, Xiaowei Tang, Zhejiang University, China
Usually, works in haptic or tactile perception cared what and how the visual perception had helped
the haptic or tactile perception. Works in human visual perception has been disconnected from
research on haptic experience's cognitive functioning. The present study focuses that adults
subjects how to retrieve the haptic information through visual channel with fMRI technology. The
results showed there had been an activation in BA6 when adults subjects were identifying the
visual texture's roughness and there had been activations in other visual-parietal areas when
identifying visual shapes.
1028.164 Control of grasping movements: The effect a remote visual condition, Richard
Palluel-Germain, Frederic Boy, Jean-Pierre Orliaguet, Grenoble University, France
In this study we hypothesize that movements visually controlled in two dimensions are planned to
be straight in the extrinsic space. To this end subjects carried out grasping movements visually
controlled through a vertical video monitor where no scale or directional biases were introduced.
The results showed that hand paths in a prehension movement were straighter in this indirect
visual feedback condition than in a control condition. Therefore, we may conclude that in a video
controlled situation, imposing a visual constraint, trajectories are programmed to follow a straight
line in the extrinsic space.
1028.165 Fundamental study on psychological refractory period in reaction time, Kiichi
Sugiyama 1 , Yamato Sato 2 , Singo Takahashi 3 , Toshimi Nakatsubo 4 , Katsuei Sugawara 5 ,
1 Hokkaido University of Education, Japan; 2 Aichi University; 3 Hanakawa-Kita Junior High
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