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Journal article

Deviating to the right: Using eyetracking to study the role of attention in navigation asymmetries

Joanne S Robertson, Jason D Forte, Michael ER Nicholls

Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics | SPRINGER | Published : 2015

DOI: 10.3758/s13414-014-0813-1

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Keywords

Adolescent
Humans
Hemispatial Neglect
Female
Wheelchairs
Neglect
Functional Laterality
Psychology, Experimental
Young Adult
Psychomotor Performance
Psychology
Attention
Cues
Wheelchair Navigation
Pseudoneglect
Tactile Line Bisection
Male
Spatial Navigation
Spatial Processing
Eye Movements
Social Sciences
Viewing Perceptual Asymmetries
Visuospatial Attention
Vestibular Disorders
Bias
Spatial Attention
Extrapersonal
Walking
Adult
Spatial Cognition
Peripersonal
Navigation
Stimulus Modulation
Perceptual Asymmetry
Eye-Movements
Unilateral Neglect

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