Vestibular sensations and the mechanisms of balance.

Griffith, Coleman R.

doi:10.1037/h0075005

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“…The last survey of experimental studies on the psychological functions related to the semicircular canals was limited, in large measure, to problems that were distinctively sensory and perceptual (41). It has seemed advisable to broaden the scope of the present survey so as to include a fair sampling of the physiological and anatomical studies that may have a bearing upon or contribute to the psychological functions.…”

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The perceptions and mechanisms of vestibular equilibration.

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1932

Psychological Bulletin

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132 papers are reviewed in some detail. They include: general surveys; apparatus and methods of stimulating, including rotational, surgical, galvanic, caloric, pressure, and drugs; perceptual functions, as auditory localization and perception of movements; modes of response, as ocular, general tonus, and postural reflexes; anatomical and physiological, the functions of the otoliths and of eye muscles; clinical and pathological studies of hereditary factors, syndromes, and special factors such as encephalitis.

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