The use of Factorial Forecasting to predict public response
Policies that call for members of the public to change their behavior fail if people don’t change; predictions of whether the requisite changes will take place are needed prior to implementation. I propose to solve the prediction problem with Factorial Forecasting, a version of functional measurement methodology that employs group designs. Aspects of the proposed new policy are factorially manipulated within scenarios, and respondents typical of those whose behavior would [...]
Visual angle as determinant factor for relative distance perception
Visual angles are defined as the angle between line of sight [...]
Contraction of perceived size and perceived depth in mirrors
We investigated how size and depth are perceived in a plane [...]
Correcting slightly less simple movements
Many studies have analysed how goal directed movements are corrected [...]
Spatial context and visual perception for action
In this paper, evidences that visuo-spatial perception in the peri-personal [...]
