Visual control of target-directed movements

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (2):304-306 (1997)
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Visual feedback regulation during movement is not fully captured in Plamondon's kinematic theory. However, numerous studies indicate that visual response-produced feedback is a powerful determinant of performance and kinematic characteristics of target-directed movement

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