The execution of complex visual, auditory, and linguistic behaviors requires a dynamic
interplay between spatial ('where/how') and non-spatial ('what') information processed along …

Patient DF, who developed visual form agnosia following carbon monoxide poisoning, is still
able to use vision to adjust the configuration of her gras** hand to the geometry of a goal …

In 1992/1995 David Milner and Mel Goodale proposed a two visual system (TVS) model that
argued for the anatomical separation and functional independence of two visual processing …

Loss of shape recognition in visual-form agnosia occurs without equivalent losses in the use
of vision to guide actions, providing support for the hypothesis of two visual systems (for …

Visual motion processing is often attributed to the dorsal visual pathway despite visual
motion's involvement in almost all visual functions. Furthermore, some visual motion tasks …

It is natural to assume that the fine‐grained and highly accurate spatial information present
in visual experience is often used to guide our bodily actions. Yet this assumption has been …

Background Accurate visual information is needed to guide and perform efficient movements
in daily life. Aims To investigate the relation between visual functions, functional vision, and …

To achieve a stable perception of object size in spite of variations in viewing distance, our
visual system needs to combine retinal image information and distance cues. Previous …

It has been hypothesised that our actions are less susceptible to visual illusions than our
perceptual judgements because similar information is processed for perception and action …

Visually guided gras** movements directed to real, 3D objects are characterized by a
distinguishable trajectory pattern that evades the influence of Weber's law, a basic principle …