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VOLUME 29 , NUMBER 6 -June 1998 Physics helps psychologists understand dynamic touchOne psychologist builds his theories on the physics of movement.By Beth Azar
How can tennis players manage to position the racket head in the right place to hit the ball when they spend the whole time looking at the position of the ball and not at the position of the racket? Psychologist Michael Turvey, PhD, is seeking to answer questions of this kind through a systematic study of dynamic touch?the ability to |
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