Rapid decrement in the effects of the Ponzo display dissociates action and perception

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In contrast to our previous work: https://t.co/GZd2HLgxEQ

@kkopiske @sampendu any sign of adaptation of illusion effects on grasping over multiple trials in your dataset? https://t.co/1pXdc5UMRE

@DrGBuckingham I wonder if there were adaptation effects for illusory grasping, as we find here: https://t.co/1pXdc5UMRE

Visual Illusions can affect grasp aperture, but only for a couple of trials. Effects on perception are long-lasting https://t.co/1pXdc5UMRE

In which we show actions are initially affected by visual illusions, but rapidly adapt behaviour https://t.co/1pXdc5UMRE

New paper I was involved in: Rapid decrement in the effects of the Ponzo display dissociates action and perception https://t.co/1pXdc5UMRE