Haptic Spatial Orientation Using Geometry and Features During Conflict
Bradley R. Sturz
Part of the Social and Behavioral Sciences Commons
Works by Katherine A. Gaskin in Social and Behavioral Sciences
2017
Beacons and Surface Features Differentially Influence Human Reliance on Global and Local Geometric Cues When Reorienting in a Virtual Environment
Bradley R. Sturz
Incidental Encoding of Enclosure Geometry Does Not Require Visual Input: Evidence from Blindfolded Adults
Bradley R. Sturz
More than a Feeling: Incidental Learning of Array Geometry by Blindfolded Adult Humans Revealed through Touch
Bradley R. Sturz
Orientation via Enclosure Geometry by Blind-folded Adults: Evidence Against View-based Matching Theories of Spatial Orientation
Bradley R. Sturz
More Than a Feeling: Incidental Learning of Array Geometry by Blind-Folded Adult Humans Revealed Through Touch
Bradley R. Sturz
The Roles of Surface Features and Beacons on the Use of Local and Global Geometric Cues for Reorientation
Bradley R. Sturz
2014
2013
2012
Rotate or Replace? Learning of Spatial and Tactile Landmarks
Department of Psychology Faculty Presentations
Non-Visual Spatial Learning of Array Geometry via Touch
Department of Psychology Faculty Presentations
Haptic Spatial Orientation Using Geometry and Features During Conflict
Department of Psychology Faculty Presentations
2011
Surface-based Orientation is Influenced by the Reliability of the Principal Axis of Space.
Bradley R. Sturz