Spatial Vision

Vision and the real-time control of action
pp. 209-210(2)
Authors: Brenner E.; Goodale M.

Planning versus online control: dynamic illusion effects in grasping?
pp. 211-223(13)
Author: Franz V.H.

One fixates accurately in order to see clearly not because one sees clearly
pp. 225-241(17)
Authors: Steinman R.M.; Pizlo Z.; Forofonova T.I.; Epelboim J.

Perceptual illusion and the real-time control of action
pp. 243-254(12)
Authors: Westwood D.A.; Goodale M.A.

Statistical decision theory and trade-offs in the control of motor response
pp. 255-275(21)
Authors: Trommershäuser J.; Maloney L.T.; Landy M.S.

Visual sensitivity in search tasks depends on the response requirement
pp. 277-293(17)
Authors: Gilchrist I.D.; Heywood C.A.; Findlay J.M.

The role of binocular information in the 'on-line' control of prehension
pp. 295-309(15)
Authors: Bradshaw M.F.; Elliott K.M.

Modeling the time-dependent effect of the Ebbinghaus illusion on grasping
pp. 311-324(14)
Authors: Smeets J.B.J.; Glover S.; Brenner E.

The role of perceived relative position in pointing to objects apparently shifted by depth-contrast
pp. 325-346(22)
Author: Seizova-Cajic T.

Pointing errors in immediate and delayed conditions in unilateral optic ataxia
pp. 347-364(18)
Authors: Revol P.; Rossetti Y.; Vighetto A.; Rode G.; Boisson D.; Pisella L.

Fast corrections of movements with a computer mouse
pp. 365-376(12)
Authors: Brenner E.; Smeets J.B.J.

Effects of the Ebbinghaus illusion on different behaviors: one- and two-handed grasping; one- and two-handed manual estimation; metric and comparative judgment
pp. 377-392(16)
Authors: Vishton P.M.; Fabre E.