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A Passive Test of the Held Reafference Hypothesis

Prism aftereffects were measured using a passive test of eye-hand coordination. Even with this passive test, self-produced movement during prism exposure was found to increase adaptation, in agreement with Held's hypothesis.

H. Pick | J. Hay | H L PICK | J C HAY

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