1  movement only, to multidimensional auditory space perception.

2 ate additional auditory functions, including space perception and auditory memory.

3 probability of the source position to remove space perception and on the evaluation of a free energy,

4                     Their access to internal space perception and use of cognitive maps still are hea

5                          Here we investigate space perception around the legs and the role of previou

6 rocessing Battery (BMIPB), Visual Object and Space Perception battery (cube analysis), Frontal Assess

7 To rule out a general, nonspecific change in space perception consequent the illusion, we also assess

8                           However, this poor space perception does not prevent them from impressive s

9                     Indeed, some theories of space perception emphasize the topographic layout of sen

10              We conclude that trans-saccadic space perception guides motor learning via CD-based post

11                                       Visual space perception has been a topic of sustained research

12 ious investigations have now explored visual space perception in outdoor natural environments, nearly

13  is well established, their role in auditory space perception is less clear.

14 ric path-integration finding in human visual space perception is reminiscent of the asymmetric spatia

15 as saccadic suppression, and a distortion of space perception known as saccadic compression.

16 orientations covered the whole gamut whereas space perception required only horizontal disparity was

17 avily debated, but for some of them, limited space perception seems to be the rule.

18 saccadic eye movements, learning also alters space perception, suggesting a dissociation between the

19 eappraisal of classical theories that reduce space perception to motor command information.