We present an empirically supported theoretical and methodological framework for
quantifying the system‐level properties of person‐plus‐tool interactions in order to answer …

People with a visual impairment often find it difficult to detect information about distant
objects they may want to grasp. To overcome this difficulty, we developed a sensory …

Athletes commonly make decisions about the passability of closing gaps when navigating
sport environments. This study examined whether increased temporal pressure to arrive at a …

This chapter evaluates which approach within 4E cognition is in a better position to offer a
research program and a scientific framework for the embodied and situated cognitive …

People with visual impairments commonly rely on the use of a white cane to navigate and
avoid obstacles. Although this analog tool is highly reliable and easy to use, its drawback is …

Studies have shown that, to a large extent, performance of a given perceptual task is
independent of the specific sensitivities of the anatomical components used to perform that …

In the moving room paradigm, visually perceived movements of the walls of a room affect the
postural sway of individuals in the room. In this experiment, we used a virtual reality (VR) …

Sensory substitution devices (SSDs) facilitate the detection of environmental information
through enhancement of touch and/or hearing capabilities. Research has demonstrated that …

Few studies were devoted to investigating cerebral functional changes after acute cerebellar
infarction (CI). The purpose of this study was to examine the brain functional dynamics of CI …

This chapter explores the intersection of postcognitivism and sensory substitution,
introducing the concept of affordance within ecological psychology. It posits that the risks …