About horizontal self-motion perception...
Barbara Mesland
University of Utrecht, 4 February, 1998.

1st Promotor: prof.dr. A.H. Wertheim, University of Utrecht
2nd Promotor: prof.dr. W.A. van de Grind,University of Utrecht

Contents:

• General Introduction (Full Text)
  

Part I Measuring perceived horizontal self-motion indirectly, using perceived object-motion.

• Chapter 1: Visual and non-visual contributions to perceive ego-motion studied with a new phychophysical method.
• Chapter 2: Object motion perception during ego-motion: patients with a complete loss of vestibular function vs. normals.
• Chapter 3: A puzzling percept of stimulus stabilisation.
• Chapter 4: Doubts regarding the validity of the experimental method.

Part II Sensory interactions during the perception of horizontal linear motion.

• Chapter 5: Expectation and the perception of tilt during linear horizontal ego-motion. (Full Text)
• Chapter 6: How flexible is the self-motion perceptual system?: introducing phase and amplitude differences between visual and proprioceptive passive linear horizontal self-motion stimuli. (Full Text)
• Summary and Conclusions (Full text)
• Samenvatting en Conclusies (Volledige tekst)