Rate of recalibration to changing affordances for squeezing through doorways reveals the role of feedback

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RT @ShakeyWaits: Rate of recalibration to changing affordances for squeezing through doorways reveals the role of feedback https://t.co/QYO…

16 Apr 2018

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RT @ShakeyWaits: Rate of recalibration to changing affordances for squeezing through doorways reveals the role of feedback https://t.co/QYO…

10 Apr 2018

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Cool! "Participants did not recalibrate if they received only success or only failure ...only...after participants received both types. The results of the current study support ...that affordance perception depends on action-specific information about body

10 Apr 2018

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Rate of recalibration to changing affordances for squeezing through doorways reveals the role of feedback https://t.co/1XPFpMGg7k #journals #feedly

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