Estimación de la percepción de distancia durante la locomoción
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https://doi.org/10.34019/1982-1247.2020.v14.30415Palavras-chave:
Percepção visual, Percepção de distância, Percepção do espaço, PsicofísicaResumo
Neste artigo de revisão, abordamos o problema da percepção da distância durante a locomoção. Isto implica uma construção mental do ambiente que nos rodeia, que deve ser realizada de maneira rápida e precisa, pois a informação é crucial para poder interagir corretamente com o ambiente e com os objetos encontrados nele. Na maior parte do tempo, nós e o mundo à nossa volta estamos em um movimento relativo contínuo, sendo nossa experiência perceptiva moldada pelas complexas interações entre as informações fornecidas pelos sentidos e pela percepção do próprio movimento. Tentar adquirir dados de percepção de distância com o observador em movimento implica requisitos diferentes para a situação quando ela é estática. Isso leva à busca de soluções e novas alternativas metodológicas. Isso é exemplificado pelo trabalho experimental realizado com a esteira como plataforma de pesquisa em campo aberto.
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