Catching objects thrown to oneself: Testing control strategies for object interception in a novel domain.

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Catching objects thrown to one ...... nterception in a novel domain.

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Andrew B Maynor

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Dennis M Shaffer

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Igor Dolgov

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Richard S Marken

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Receivers in American football use a constant optical projection plane angle to pursue and catch thrown footballs.

Chasin' choppers: using unpredictable trajectories to test theories of object interception.

Naive beliefs in baseball: systematic distortion in perceived time of apex for fly balls.

Testing for controlled variables: a model-based approach to determining the perceptual basis of behavior.

Psychophysics: how fielders arrive in time to catch the ball.

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