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Taku Konishi,Takeshi Takenaka,Akira Suetsugu,Takaji Matsushima,Taku Konishi,Takeshi Takenaka,Akira Suetsugu,Takaji Matsushima,

We examined the time course of apparent motion and apparent displacement of a visual target, and also the horizontal deviation of apparent straight-ahead related to left-posterior neck-muscle vibration. In Experiment 1, eight observers verbally judged the apparent motion and displacement of a visual target for 60 s from prior to the vibration to after its offset. We found that rightward apparent motion was an almost identical in magnitude during the vibration and disappeared within 20 s after the vibration offset. In contrast, rightward apparent displacement gradually increased during the vibration, and was sustained over 40 s after the vibration offset. In Experiment 2, five observers manually pointed to the position of a visual point in the median plane; the mean pointed position in the vibration condition was found to deviate maximally 3 degrees to the right of the mean pointed position in the control condition. In Experiment 3, the same observers closed their eyes and pointed to the apparent straight-ahead; the mean pointed positions did not differ between the vibration and control conditions.

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T Konishi,T Takenaka,A Suetsugu,T Matsushima,T Konishi,T Takenaka,A Suetsugu,T Matsushima,

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Journal: Shinrigaku kenkyu : The Japanese journal of psycho

VOLUME: 78

Page Numbers: 381-9

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ISSN: 0021-5236

DAY: 21

MONTH: Oct

YEAR: 2007

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