Visual prediction as indicated by perceptual adaptation to temporal delays and discrete stimulation

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 31 (2):203-204 (2008)
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Abstract

Analogous to prism adaptation, sensorimotor compensation for existing neural delays has been clearly demonstrated. This system can also adapt to new delays, both internal and external. This seems to occur at least partially in the sensor systems, and works for discrete, stationary events. This provides additional evidence for visual prediction, but not in a manner that is consistent with spatial extrapolation

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