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    Binocular Perception of 2D Lateral Motion and Guidance of Coordinated Motor Behavior.

    Fath, AJ, Snapp-Childs, W, Kountouriotis, GK and Bingham, GP (2015) Binocular Perception of 2D Lateral Motion and Guidance of Coordinated Motor Behavior. Perception, 45. ISSN 0301-0066

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    Abstract

    Zannoli, Cass, Alais, and Mamassian (2012) found greater audiovisual lag between a tone and disparity-defined stimuli moving laterally (90-170 ms) than for disparity-defined stimuli moving in depth or luminance-defined stimuli moving laterally or in depth (50-60 ms). We tested if this increased lag presents an impediment to visually guided coordination with laterally moving objects. Participants used a joystick to move a virtual object in several constant relative phases with a laterally oscillating stimulus. Both the participant-controlled object and the target object were presented using a disparity-defined display that yielded information through changes in disparity over time (CDOT) or using a luminance-defined display that additionally provided information through monocular motion and interocular velocity differences (IOVD). Performance was comparable for both disparity-defined and luminance-defined displays in all relative phases. This suggests that, despite lag, perception of lateral motion through CDOT is generally sufficient to guide coordinated motor behavior.

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