Visual occlusion factors in a discrete ball-catching task.

Author(s)
Whiting, H.T.A. & Sharp, R.H.
Year
Abstract

Students attempted to catch lawn-tennis balls delivered by a mechanical projection machine. The ball was always projected in the dark and caught in the dark but was illuminated for a constant, brief interval during its flight by a fluorescent tube. The portion of flight illuminated was varied by manipulating systematically the interval between light offset and ball-hand contact. Results were discussed in terms of prediction ability and a possible limitation in information processing time.

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B 7004 fo /83.2/
Source

Journal of Motor Behaviour, Vol. 6 (1974), No. 1, p. 11-16.

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