Space constancy was investigated in seven blindfolded left-neglect patients by driving them along routes involving one or two, left or right, 90°turns. At the end of each route patients had to indicate its starting point while still blindfolded. On average, no considerable left/right differences were found in pointing accuracy. The entailments of this finding for the understanding of neglect phenomena are briefly discussed.
(1997). Unilateral neglect and space constancy during passive locomotion [journal article - articolo]. In CORTEX. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/227976
Unilateral neglect and space constancy during passive locomotion
Rusconi, Maria Luisa;
1997-01-01
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Space constancy was investigated in seven blindfolded left-neglect patients by driving them along routes involving one or two, left or right, 90°turns. At the end of each route patients had to indicate its starting point while still blindfolded. On average, no considerable left/right differences were found in pointing accuracy. The entailments of this finding for the understanding of neglect phenomena are briefly discussed.File allegato/i alla scheda:
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