Subjective vertical and postural activity
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In the presence of others: Self-location, balance control and vestibular processing
2015, Neurophysiologie CliniqueCitation Excerpt :Previous investigations showed that visual-field-dependent participants rely mostly on an allocentric frame of reference [80] and their posture is on average more unstable than that of visual-field-independent participants [36,52]. By contrast, there were more visual-field-independent participants in the ascending group, a population known to be less sensitive to visual references and to have better balance control [80,52]. Overall, these data indicate that visuo-vestibular perceptual styles, already shown for the judgment of line orientation [52,130,72], the interpretation of visual optic flow [73], and the identification of which way is up/down in a visual environment presented in various orientations [48], are also important for interpreting self-orientation and the direction of the first-person perspective.
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2013, Handbook of Clinical NeurologySpatiotemporal dynamics of visual vertical judgments: Early and late brain mechanisms as revealed by high-density electrical neuroimaging
2011, NeuroscienceCitation Excerpt :The laterality revealed in the present study has therefore to be related to brain mechanisms underlying VV judgments. Behavioral analysis revealed that the perceived VV was significantly deviated towards the tilted visual references, indicating that participants relied on available external, allocentric, references to perform vertical judgments (Bray et al., 2004; Isableu et al., 1997; Lopez et al., 2006; Luyat et al., 1997; Marendaz, 1998). However, the EP mapping did not reveal any significant EP map reflecting the influence of the visual reference on behavior.
Analysis of dynamic sitting balance on the independence of gait in hemiparetic patients
2009, Gait and PostureCitation Excerpt :Luyat et al. reported on behavioral vertical as follows. Behavioral vertical is a measure to evaluate how the body is aligned along the gravitational force [10]. It is important in controlling balance in dynamic postures.