Hand-eye coordination
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Hand–eye (alternatively eye–hand ) coordination refers to the control of eye movement and the processing of visual input to guide bodily movement. This has been studied in activities as diverse as tea making, the movement of solid objects such as wooden blocks, sporting performance, music reading, and copy-typing.
[edit] References
Johansson RS, Westling G, Bäckström A, Flanagan JR (2001) Eye–hand coordination in object manipulation, Journal of Neuroscience, 21(17), 6917–32
[edit] See also
- Eye–hand span
- Eye movement in language reading
- Eye movement in music reading
- Gaze-contingency paradigm
- Hand (anatomy)
- Intersensory processes
- Sensory integration
- Motor skills
- Visual skills
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