Chapter 2. Prehension

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ADVANCES IN PSYCHOLOGY 104 Editors: G. E. STELMACH P. A. VROON NORTH-HOLLAND AMSTERDAM * LONDON * NEW YORK - TOKYO
Page 4 and 5: THE GRASPING HAND Christine L. MACK
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Page 20 and 21: Part I WHAT IS PREHENSION? Chapter
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Chapter 2 - Prehension 33 Figure 2.
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Chapter 2 - Prehension 35 In terms
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APPENDICES Appendix A Human Upper L
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1 st Carpornetacarpal Appendix A -
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References 423 Abbott, R.A. (1970).
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References 425 Bizzi, E., Dev, P.,
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References 427 Chieffi, S., Fogassi
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References 429 Edin, B.B. (1988). M
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Ref ere n ces 431 direction by moto
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References 433 Held, R., & Bauer, J
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References 441 Liu, C.N., & Chamber
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Ref ere nces 443 Mason, M.T. (1986)
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References 445 Okada, T. (1982). Co
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References 447 Ranney, D., & Graing
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References 451 Twitchell, T.E. (196
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A Abbot!, R.A., 312.423 Abbs, J.H.,
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Georgopoulos, A.P., 120-121, 128, 1
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Nagai, K., 239,273,307,332,453 Napi
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Traub, M.M., 57, 157, 185,230,315,3
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fyPe~, 382-83 use of, 37,342f, 343.
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and grasping, 330-31 visual percept
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all, 1%,37Ot centralized, 30 chuck,
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speed, and grasping, 151 terms abdu
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