Roll motion stimuli : sensory conflict, perceptual weighting and motion sickness

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Graaf, B. de

Bles, W.

Bos, J.E.
In an experiment with seventeen subjects interactions of visual roll motion stimuli and vestibular body tilt stimuli were examined in determining the subjective vertical. Interindi-vidual differences in weighting the visual information were observed, but in general visual and vestibular responses added in setting the vertical. Despite the conflicting sensory information, motion sickness was not reported apart for one subject on one special occasi-on. This is in conflict with the sensory mismatch theory on motion sickness, but in agree-ment with the subjective vertical conflict theory.
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Motion sicknessRoll motionSensory conflictSubjective verticaladultarticlecentrifugationclinical articleconflictfemalehumanindividualizationinformation processingmalemotion sicknessperceptionpriority journalsomatosensory stimulationstimulus responsetiltingvestibular systemvisual stimulationConflict (Psychology)FemaleGravitationHumansMaleMotion PerceptionMotion SicknessPhotic StimulationPostureRotation
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9234
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Source
Brain Research Bulletin, 47(5), pp. 489 - 495.
Pages
489 - 495
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