proprioceptive

Examples of proprioception

proprioception
This result shows that "blind-touch" can also be generalized to proprioception.
One further line of evidence of the reach-look synergy comes from studies where limb proprioception is manipulated as well as vision of limb and target.
Age-dependent changes in visual perception and proprioception have been demonstrated and degenerative changes in the vestibular receptor organs and vestibular nerve fibres have been reported.
This is revealed both visually (seeing proprioception at work, and knowing how it works) and in the music (hearing proprioception at work).
And the two possibilities are (a) the body (yielding real proprioception and kinesthesis), and (b) a body emulator (yielding faux proprioception and kinesthesis).
With progression, some have vibration and proprioception loss, abnormal saccades, nystagmus, ophthalmoparesis, mild optic atrophy, hypertonia (usually early), hypotonia (later), and decreased deep tendon reflexes.
The importance of proprioception in action is well documented.
By contrast, motor imagery is a sequence of faux proprioception and kinesthesis.
This measurement constitutes bodily proprioception and kinesthesis: the "feedback" in control theoretic terms.
Temperature, pain, vibration, and proprioception should be assessed.
Loss of sensation and proprioception may accompany the paraesthesiae.
In the target article (sects. 2.4.1, 2.4.2, and 2.4.3), it is stated that not only visual feedback, but also stored visual information, proprioception, and efference copy contribute to on-line corrections.
Clearly, more work will be needed in order to elucidate the respective roles of visual feedback of the hand/target, proprioception, and efference copy, in on-line control.
Romberg's test - eyes open and eyes closed : this tests for somatosensation and proprioception.
When we perceive music, the idea of intimacy can be more bound up with what we deduce from visual and aural observation of proprioception as it relates to resultant spectromorphologies.
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