… to provide a good account of timing performance in lAs (Tresilian, 1994c). An outline of this
… size-arrival effect could then be the cue conflict explanation I proposed in Tresilian (I 994c ). …

Bringing about desirable collisions (making interceptions) and avoiding unwanted collisions
are critically important sensorimotor skills, which appear to require us to estimate the time …

Time-to-contact is an important quantity for controlling activities which involve the timing of
interactions with objects and surfaces in motion relative to an observer. Two alternative …

Four questions concerning the perceptual source of information about time to contact (tc)
are addressed:(a) What conditions are required for the optic variable tau to play a role in the …

… The tight temporal coupling between grip force and load force seen when moving an object
held in a precision grip (JR Flanagan, J. Tresilian, & AM Wing, 1993) is observed in other …

Numerous studies have investigated the kinematics of arm movements; others have examined
grip forces during static holding of objects. However, the coordination of grip force and …

Anecdotal reports abound of vision improving in myopia after a period of time without refractive
correction. We explored whether this effect is due to an increased tolerance of blur, or …

… estimates within the pointing range (MonWilliams & Tresilian 1998; Swenson 1932). Third,
the … & Tresilian, JR 1998 Some recent studies on the extraocular contribution to distance …

… To understand this illusion we formulated a simple heuristic model (Tresilian and Mon-Williams
1999) based upon the premise that individuals use many sources of distance information …

… duration movements in our 1df hitting experiments (Tresilian & Lonergan, 2002), particularly
if … trials in the three experiments reported in Tresilian and Lonergan. These results suggest a …