Differential approach to strategies of segmental stabilisation in postural control
@article{Isableu2003DifferentialAT, title={Differential approach to strategies of segmental stabilisation in postural control}, author={B. Isableu and T. Ohlmann and J. Cr{\'e}mieux and B. Amblard}, journal={Experimental Brain Research}, year={2003}, volume={150}, pages={208-221} }
The present paper attempts to clarify the between-subjects variability exhibited in both segmental stabilisation strategies and their subordinated or associated sensory contribution. Previous data have emphasised close relationships between the interindividual variability in both the visual control of posture and the spatial visual perception. In this study, we focused on the possible relationships that might link perceptual visual field dependence–independence and the visual contribution to… CONTINUE READING
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