We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior
Ernst MO, van Dam L (2014)
Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement 14(10): 837-837.
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2014
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Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement
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14
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10
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837-837
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Vision Sciences Society 2014
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Ernst MO, van Dam L. We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior. Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement. 2014;14(10):837-837.
Ernst, M. O., & van Dam, L. (2014). We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior. Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement, 14(10), 837-837. doi:10.1167/14.10.837
Ernst, Marc O., and van Dam, Loes. 2014. “We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior”, Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement, 14 (10): 837-837.
Ernst, M. O., and van Dam, L. (2014). We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior. Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement 14, 837-837.
Ernst, M.O., & van Dam, L., 2014. We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior. Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement, 14(10), p 837-837.
M.O. Ernst and L. van Dam, “We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior”, Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement, vol. 14, 2014, pp. 837-837.
Ernst, M.O., van Dam, L.: We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior. Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement. 14, 837-837 (2014).
Ernst, Marc O., and van Dam, Loes. “We know our own movement errors, but we hardly correct for them: An instance of optimal behavior”. Journal of Vision, VSS abstract supplement 14.10 (2014): 837-837.
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