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Factors affecting the size of the detour effect in the kinaesthetic perception of Euclidean distance

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Fig. 1 Experiment 1. Outlay of the work plane. Each scale (S1: A, B, C, D; S2: E, F, G, H; and S3: I, J, K, L) included one straight and three half elliptic paths
Table 2 Experiment 1. Mean (M) and standard deviation (SD) for all participants and all trials of the average velocity of the encoding and response movements as a function of path (A–L) and starting point (distal; proximal)
Table 3 Experiment 1. Correlation between encoding movement velocity, response movement velocity, and signed relative Euclidean distance (ED) errors as a function of path (A–L) and starting point (distal, proximal)
Fig. 3 Experiments 2 and 3. Outlay of the work plane. Each scale (S1 A, B, C; and S2 D, E, F) included one straight and two variable-curvature paths
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