Steven Harrison

• Lessons for Dynamic Touch From a Case of Stroke-Induced Motor Impairment

  Paula L Silva, Steven Harrison et al.•ARTICLE•Ecological Psychology•2009

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  LW, an individual with a stroke-related motor impairment, was asked to perceive the lengths of rods of different mass distributions by dynamic touch. His impairment dictated that wielding was primarily about the shoulder rather than the wrist. Although perceived rod lengths were in the range of actual rod lengths, scaling to the objects' mass moments was atypical for both the affected and unaffected limbs. A group of healthy young adults asked to…

• Domestic architecture in Early Helladic II

  Open Access•Steven Harrison•ARTICLE•The Annual of the British School…•1995•Referencias: 5

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  A re-examination of the EH II architecture at Zygouries and other sites suggests that the traditional model of rectangular houses with two or three rooms may be inappropriate in many instances, and that in fact domestic architecture of the period, while showing greater diversity of form than has hitherto been supposed, may instead have been based on larger and more complex structures

• Domestic architecture in Early Helladic II

  Open Access•Steven Harrison•ARTICLE•The Annual of the British School…•1995•Referencias: 5

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  A re-examination of the EH II architecture at Zygouries and other sites suggests that the traditional model of rectangular houses with two or three rooms may be inappropriate in many instances, and that in fact domestic architecture of the period, while showing greater diversity of form than has hitherto been supposed, may instead have been based on larger and more complex structures

• Lessons for Dynamic Touch From a Case of Stroke-Induced Motor Impairment

  Paula L Silva, Steven Harrison et al.•ARTICLE•Ecological Psychology•2009

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  LW, an individual with a stroke-related motor impairment, was asked to perceive the lengths of rods of different mass distributions by dynamic touch. His impairment dictated that wielding was primarily about the shoulder rather than the wrist. Although perceived rod lengths were in the range of actual rod lengths, scaling to the objects' mass moments was atypical for both the affected and unaffected limbs. A group of healthy young adults asked to…

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