On The Non-visual Perception Of The Length Of Lifted Rods

"On The Non-visual Perception Of The Length Of Lifted Rods" explores the intricacies of how we perceive length without relying on sight. Louis Benjamin Hoisington delves into the realm of haptic and kinesthetic perception, examining how our sense of touch and the awareness of body movement contribute to our understanding of spatial dimensions. This study offers insights into the mechanisms underlying our ability to gauge the size and shape of objects through non-visual means. It will appeal to students and researchers in cognitive psychology, sensory perception, and related fields, providing a valuable contribution to the understanding of human perception and the interplay of senses.

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