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Error accumulation when steering toward curves

2022-08-19

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<p>To steer a vehicle, humans must process incoming signals that provide information about their movement through the world. These signals are used to inform motor control responses that are appropriately timed and of the correct magnitude. However, the perceptual mechanisms determining how drivers process visual information remain unclear. Previous research has demonstrated that when steering toward a straight ro...

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Literature Corpus work: ea963e28-bd55-51f3-a1a3-306418de5b29
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/2e7p4

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