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Human escape in freely moving virtual reality follows a structured movement pattern shaped by threat and context
2025-07-31
Abstract excerpt
Evading danger is critical to survival. In non-human animals, escape strategies are shaped by neural, biomechanical, and ecological constraints, resulting in species-specific patterns. In humans, ethical and practical constraints have until recently hindered investigation of escape movements, such that its organising principles are commonly extrapolated from other, mostly quadruped, species. Here, we use freely mo...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 30570be4-4e95-5c17-becb-8ed5a2578c38
- DOI
- 10.1101/2025.07.27.662958