2018
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/a6k9y
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How visual experience and task context modulate the use of internal and external spatial coordinate for perception and action

Abstract: Recent studies proposed that the use of internal and external coordinate systems may be more flexible in congenitally blind when compared to sighted individuals. To investigate this hypothesis further, we asked congenitally blind and sighted people to perform, with the hands uncrossed and crossed over the body midline, a tactile TOJ and an auditory Simon task. Crucially, both tasks were carried out under task instructions either favoring the use of an internal (left vs. right hand) or an external (left vs. rig… Show more

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