About the Book
ICPA provides a forum for researchers and academics who share a common interest in ecological psychology to come together, present new research, and foster ideas towards the advancement of the field. This volume is the fourteenth in the Studies in Perception and Action book series, and highlights research presented at the 19th International Conference of Perception and Action (ICPA) in the summer of 2017. Since 1991, this edited book series has appeared in conjunction with the biennial ICPA meeting. The short papers and empirical articles presented in this book represent the contributions of researchers and laboratories from across the globe. The reader will find new, cutting-edge research on a wide variety of topics in perception and action. This volume will especially appeal to those that are interested in James J. Gibson's ecological approach to psychology, as well as, more broadly, students and researchers of visual and haptic perception, perceptual development, human movement dynamics, human factors, and social processes.
Table of Contents:
Preface Meeting History Scientific Committee Contributors Chapter 1: Action and Coordination 1. Different Muscle Synergies Required for the Reconstructions of Muscle Activation Patterns During Point-to-Point Movements With and Without a Rod Raoul M. Bongers, Tim A. Valk, and Leonora J. Mouton 2. Hysteresis Effects When Grasping an Object With Simple Hand Prosthesis Raoul M. Bongers, A. Heerschop, and C.K. van der Sluis 3. Accented Metronome Inhibits Phase Wandering in Auditory-Motor Coordination of Whole-Body Rhythmic Movement Takahide Etani, Akito Miura, Masahiro Okano, Haruka Tanosaki, Masahiro Shinya, and Kazutoshi Kudo 4. Information in Complex Biomechanical Actions: A Linear Discriminant Algorithm Alfredo Higueras-Herbada, David Travieso, Jorge Ibanez-Gijon, and David M. Jacobs 5. The Effect of Spatial Orientation on Auditory-Motor Coordination in Dance-Like Whole-body Movement Akito Miura, Takahide Etani, Kou Mikuni, and Kazutoshi Kudo 6. A Coupled Oscillator Model for Acceleration of a Paired Tapping Through Mutual Timing Adjustment for Synchronization Masahiro Okano, Wataru Kurebayashi, Masahiro Shinya, and Kautoshi Kudo 7. Manipulating the Drawing Direction and the Diameter Tendency of the Archimedean Spiral to Verify the Hysteresis Effect on Movement Pattern Transition Joseph Chang-Chih Shih and Melvin Chih-Mei Yang Chapter 2: Interpersonal Coordination 1. Age and Gender Differences in Intercepting a Moving Traffic Gap in a Virtual Environment H.C. Chung, G.J. Choi, M. Azam, D.M. Kang, and K.C. Cho 2. Sensory Substitution and Walking Toward Targets: An Experiment with Blind Participants Lorena Lobo, Alfredo Higueras-Herbada, David Travieso, David M. Jacobs, Matthew Rodger, and Cathy M. Craig 3. Similarities in Perceptual-Motor Regulation for Stepping onto a Curb and the Long-jump Run Up Steven van Andel, Michael H. Cole, and Gert-Jan Pepping Chapter 3: Perception and Perceptual-Motor Learning 1. Auditory Motor Entrainment to Complex Frequency Rations Cecile J. Bouvet, Manuel Varlet, Simone Dalla Bella, Peter E. Keller, and Benoit G. Bardy 2. An Ecological Perspective on Distrance Perception in an Optical Tunnel Seokhun Kim, Claudia Carello, and Steven J. Harrison 3. Music-Induced Movement Entrainment Increases Movement Stability P. Nijhuis, L. Damm, V. Begel, S. Dalla Bella, and B.G. Bardy 4. The Influence of the Environment on Children's Play Masashi Sumiya Chapter 4: Perception of Affordances 1. Perception of Affordances in Children and Adults while Crossing the Road Between Moving Vehicles M. Azam, G.J. Choi, W.D. Kim, J.H. Lee, and H.C. Chung 2. Affordance for Reaching Behavior: Rats Change Limb Preferences while Reaching for Food Felipe Cabrera and Salvador Ortega 3. Testing the Functional Fidelity of a Panoramic Image in the Perception of Spaciousness Makoto Inagami 4. Schizophrenia as a Self-Disorder and Impaired Capacity to Perceive Affordances Hak Boon Kim, Juhun Kim, Emese Foldesi, and Nam-Gyoon Kim 5. Embodied Perception with Extended Body: Visuo-Motor Coupling during Driving through Aperture Kazutoshi Kudo, Ryo Torigoe, Masakazu Nemoto, Masahiro Shinya, Mamoru Sawada, and Hiroyuki Mishima 6. The Impact of Constraints on Visual Exploratory Behavior in Football Thomas McGuckian, Georgia Askew, Daniel Greenwood, Daniel Chalkley, Michael Cole, and Gert-Jan Pepping 7. The Need for an Affordance-Based Evaluation Framework for Architectural Design Mohsen Mohammadi, Gert-Jan Pepping, Mahmoud Reza Saghafi, and Hamid Nadimi 8. Carrying Their Own Weight: Dogs Perceive Dynamically Changing Affordances for Reaching Jeffrey B. Wagman, Matthew D. Langley, and Valeri Farmer-Dougan 9. Perception of Maximal Volleyball Overhand Serve-Ability: Effects of Athletic Experience Jyun Siang Wang, Meng-Fan Kou, Ting-Yi Wu, Yu-Sian Su, and Chih-Hui Chang Chapter 5: Postural Control and Coordination 1. Mapping Individual Postural Signatures A. Coste, P. Slowinski, K. Tsaneva-Atanasova, Benoit G. Bardy, and Ludovic Marin 2. Time-to-Collision Estimates during Congruent Visuo-Vestibular Stimulations J. Landrieu, J. Abdur-Rahim, T. Sarrazin, and B.G. Bardy 3. The Effects of Moving Room Frequency on Posture Control and Motion Sickness Ting-Yi Wu, Wei-Jhong Zeng, Hui-Ching Hsu, Meng-Fan Kou, and Chih-Hui Chang 4. Intrinsic Dynamics in the Acquisition Process for the Turning-Over Movement in Infancy Naoki Yamamoto Author Index Keyword Index
About the Author :
Julie A. Weast-Knapp, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Center for Cognition, Action and Perception, housed at the University of Cincinnati, USA. Her professional interests include perception of biological motion and perception of affordances in sport, as well as the science of teaching and learning in psychology.
Gert-Jan Pepping, Ph.D., is a Senior Lecturer and Deputy Head of the School of Exercise Science of the Australian Catholic University, in Brisbane, Australia. His interests include action selection, affordances, exploration and perceptuo-motor calibration in sport as well as healthy aging.
