Presentation	2012-07-01 Trials for inducing vection by four stroke and two stroke apparent motions : Effects of smoothness in stimulus motion on visually induced self-motion perception Shinji NAKAMURA,
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Abstract(in English)	The effects of smoothness in stimulus motion on visually induced self-motion perception (vection) were analyzed in psychophysical experiment with 11 observers. Four-stroke and two-stroke apparent motions were employed in order to control the smoothness of the stimulus motion, along with conventional apparent motion (beta-motion) and real motion. The results indicated that the four-stroke and the two-stroke motions can induce self-motion perception, although its strength was reduced by impairing the observer's perception of the smoothness in the stimulus motion.
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Keyword(in English)	Self-Motion Perception / smoothness / apparent motion
Paper #	HIP2012-40
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Conference Date	2012/6/23(1days)
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Title (in English)	Trials for inducing vection by four stroke and two stroke apparent motions : Effects of smoothness in stimulus motion on visually induced self-motion perception
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Keyword(1)	Self-Motion Perception
Keyword(2)	smoothness
Keyword(3)	apparent motion
1st Author's Name	Shinji NAKAMURA
1st Author's Affiliation	Faculty of Child Development, Nihon Fukushi University()
Date	2012-07-01
Paper #	HIP2012-40
Volume (vol)	vol.112
Number (no)	112
Page	pp.pp.-
#Pages	4
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