Effects of a target movement direction cue on head- tracking performance

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<abstract>A review of the literature has shown that most investigations of head-tracking performance have used symmetrically shaped targets. This paper identifies a problem in using circular targets to represent the movement of complex targets (i.e. targets giving directional cues). Two experiments investigated the effects of a target direction cue on head-tracking performance.  The results suggest caution when performance data obtained with a symmetrical target are generalized to predict tracking performance with a real target giving cues to the direction of movement. The look-ahead trace offers a systematic means of bridging the gap between a symmetrical target and a real target having direction of movements cues.</abstract>
<note type="statement of responsibility">Richard H. Y. So and Michael J. Griffin</note>
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<text>Vol. 43 nº 3, March 2000 ; p. 360-376</text>
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