The Relationship Between Illusory Heaviness Sensation and the Motion Speed of Visual Feedback in Gesture-Based Touchless Inputs

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RT @kawabe_takahiro: Our new paper has been published. Kawabe, Ujitoko, & Yokosaka (2022). The Relationship Between Illusory Heaviness Sens…

20 May 2022

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Our new paper has been published. Kawabe, Ujitoko, & Yokosaka (2022). The Relationship Between Illusory Heaviness Sensation and the Motion Speed of Visual Feedback in Gesture-Based Touchless Inputs Frontiers in Psychology: Human-Media Interaction https

09 May 2022

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New Research: The Relationship Between Illusory Heaviness Sensation and the Motion Speed of Visual Feedback in Gesture-Based Touchless Inputs https://t.co/nofqmHRRqo #Psychology #Psych

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