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Effects of prolonged exposure to feedback delay on the qualitative subjective experience of virtual reality by van Dam, Loes C J, Stephens, Joey R

“…When interacting with virtual environments, feedback delays between making a movement and seeing the visual consequences of that movement are detrimental for…”
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No need to touch this: Bimanual haptic slant adaptation does not require touch by Glowania, Catharina, Plaisier, Myrthe A, Ernst, Marc O, Van Dam, Loes C. J

“…In our daily life, we often interact with objects using both hands raising the question the question to what extent information between the hands is shared. It…”
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Relative errors can cue absolute visuomotor mappings by van Dam, Loes C. J., Ernst, Marc O.

“…When repeatedly switching between two visuomotor mappings, e.g. in a reaching or pointing task, adaptation tends to speed up over time. That is, when the error…”
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Mapping shape to visuomotor mapping: learning and generalisation of sensorimotor behaviour based on contextual information by van Dam, Loes C J, Ernst, Marc O

“…Humans can learn and store multiple visuomotor mappings (dual-adaptation) when feedback for each is provided alternately. Moreover, learned context cues…”
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Knowing each random error of our ways, but hardly correcting for it: an instance of optimal performance by van Dam, Loes C J, Ernst, Marc O

“…Random errors are omnipresent in sensorimotor tasks due to perceptual and motor noise. The question is, are humans aware of their random errors on an…”
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Depth constancy and the absolute vergence anomaly by Ranson, Rebecca E., Scarfe, Peter, van Dam, Loes C.J., Hibbard, Paul B.

“…Binocular disparity provides information about the depth structure of objects and surfaces in our environment. Since disparity depends on the distance to…”
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Haptic adaptation to slant: No transfer between exploration modes by van Dam, Loes C. J., Plaisier, Myrthe A., Glowania, Catharina, Ernst, Marc O.

“…Human touch is an inherently active sense: to estimate an object’s shape humans often move their hand across its surface. This way the object is sampled both…”
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Predictability is necessary for closed-loop visual feedback delay adaptation by Rohde, Marieke, van Dam, Loes C J, Ernst, Marc O

“…In case of delayed visual feedback during visuomotor tasks, like in some sluggish computer games, humans can modulate their behavior to compensate for the…”
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Exploration mode affects visuohaptic integration of surface orientation by Plaisier, Myrthe A, van Dam, Loes C J, Glowania, Catharina, Ernst, Marc O

“…We experience the world mostly in a multisensory fashion using a combination of all of our senses. Depending on the modality we can select different…”
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Retinal image shifts, but not eye movements per se, cause alternations in awareness during binocular rivalry by van Dam, Loes C J, van Ee, Raymond

“…Particularly promising studies on visual awareness exploit a generally used perceptual bistability phenomenon, "binocular rivalry"--in which the two eyes'…”
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The role of saccades in exerting voluntary control in perceptual and binocular rivalry by van Dam, Loes C.J., van Ee, Raymond

“…We have investigated the role of saccades and fixation positions in two perceptual rivalry paradigms (slant rivalry and Necker cube) and in two binocular…”
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Visual target distance, but not visual cursor path length produces shifts in motor behavior: a multisensory integration perspective by Van Dam, Loes C J

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The role of (micro)saccades and blinks in perceptual bi-stability from slant rivalry by van Dam, Loes C.J., van Ee, Raymond

“…We exposed the visual system to an ambiguous 3D slant rivalry stimulus consisting of a grid for which monocular (perspective) and binocular (disparity) cues…”
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Switching between visuomotor mappings: learning absolute mappings or relative shifts by van Dam, Loes C J, Hawellek, David J, Ernst, Marc O

“…Adaptation to specific visuomotor mappings becomes faster when switching back and forth between them. What is learned when repeatedly switching between the…”
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Preexposure disrupts learning of location-contingent perceptual biases for ambiguous stimuli by van Dam, Loes C J, Ernst, Marc O

“…The perception of a bistable stimulus as one or the other interpretation can be biased by prior presentations of that stimulus. Such learning effects have been…”
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Bi-stability in perceived slant when binocular disparity and monocular perspective specify different slants by van Ee, Raymond, van Dam, Loes C J, Erkelens, Casper J

“…We examined how much depth we perceive when viewing a depiction of a slanted plane in which binocular disparity and monocular perspective provide different…”
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The influence of cyclovergence on unconstrained stereoscopic matching by van Ee, Raymond, van Dam, Loes C.J.

“…In order to perceive depth from binocular disparities the visual system has to identify matching features of the two retinal images. Normally, the assigned…”
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Stereoscopic Matching and the Aperture Problem by van Dam, Loes C J, van Ee, Raymond

“…In order to perceive stereoscopic depth, the visual system must define binocular disparities. Consider an oblique line seen through an aperture formed by…”
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The Implications of Interpupillary Distance Variability for Virtual Reality by Hibbard, Paul B., van Dam, Loes C.J., Scarfe, Peter

“…Creating and presenting binocular images for virtual reality and other 3D displays needs to take account of the interpupillary distance-the distance between…”
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"The Mystery of the Raddlesham Mumps": a Case Study for Combined Storytelling in a Theatre Play and Virtual Reality by van Dam, Loes C.J., Webb, Abigail L.M., Jarvis, Liam D.B., Hibbard, Paul B., Linley, Matthew

“…"The Mystery of the Raddlesham Mumps" is a poem by Murray Lachlan Young, aimed at both children and adults. This poem has been adapted as a theatre play with a…”
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