Fig. 1: Response direction as a function of visual condition. | npj Microgravity

Fig. 1: Response direction as a function of visual condition.

From: The motor vertical in the absence of gravicentric cues

Fig. 1

Data were registered once in parabolic flight (session P), and once while participants were lying with the torso prone on ground (session E). In vis-body, the display was aligned with the participants’ long body axis while in vis-tilt, it was rotated 45° clockwise with respect to that axis. Each dot is the mean across trials of one participant. Boxes represent ±1 interquartile range, whiskers ±1.5 interquartile range, lines are medians and “x” are means. ANOVA of Session × Condition yielded significance only for the factor Condition.

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