Does the passability of apertures change when walking through human versus pole obstacles?
The current study set out to evaluate how individuals walk through apertures created by
different stationary obstacles. Specifically, we examined whether the passability of apertures …
different stationary obstacles. Specifically, we examined whether the passability of apertures …
Ledge and wedge: Younger and older adults' perception of action possibilities
The current study investigated whether younger (college-age) and older adults (60+ years)
differ in their ability to perceive safe and unsafe motor actions. Participants decided whether …
differ in their ability to perceive safe and unsafe motor actions. Participants decided whether …
Avoidance behaviours while circumventing to the left or right of someone with different shoulder widths and facing directions: How do side, width, or orientation matter …
Background Collision avoidance during locomotion is influenced by a variety of situational
factors. When circumventing around an inanimate object, the amount of clearance is …
factors. When circumventing around an inanimate object, the amount of clearance is …
Collision avoidance behaviours between older adult and young adult walkers
Background Collision avoidance between two walkers requires a mutual adaptation based
on visual information in order to be successful. Age-related changes to visuomotor …
on visual information in order to be successful. Age-related changes to visuomotor …
Is the critical point for aperture crossing adapted to the person-plus-object system?
When passing through apertures, individuals scale their actions to their shoulder width and
rotate their shoulders or avoid apertures that are deemed too small for straight passage …
rotate their shoulders or avoid apertures that are deemed too small for straight passage …
Predictability and variability of a dynamic environment impact affordance judgments
KM Lucaites, R Venkatakrishnan… - Ecological …, 2020 - Taylor & Francis
A crucial component of locomotion and mobility is the successful navigation of apertures (eg,
doorways, lanes, corridors). While much research has studied perceptions of action …
doorways, lanes, corridors). While much research has studied perceptions of action …
Locomotion behavior of chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain (cNSLBP) participants while walking through apertures
Abstract Background Chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain (cNSLBP) has been identified as
one of the leading global causes of disability and is characterized by symptoms without clear …
one of the leading global causes of disability and is characterized by symptoms without clear …
Predicting aperture crossing behavior from within-trial metrics of motor control reliability
Actors utilize intrinsically scaled information about their geometric and dynamic properties
when perceiving their ability to pass through openings. Research about dynamic factors of …
when perceiving their ability to pass through openings. Research about dynamic factors of …
[HTML][HTML] The role of anxiety and self-efficacy in movement
S Harris, CJ Rathbone, K Wilmut - Human Movement Science, 2024 - Elsevier
Previous research suggests that affective factors may influence perception of potential
movement differently compared to perception during movement itself. To build on this the …
movement differently compared to perception during movement itself. To build on this the …
Walking through an aperture with visual information obtained at a distance
D Muroi, T Higuchi - Experimental brain research, 2017 - Springer
The present study addressed whether visual information about the width of an aperture,
obtained at a distance, would be sufficient to guide walking through the aperture without …
obtained at a distance, would be sufficient to guide walking through the aperture without …