Constructivist and ecological approaches in tactual perception

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (1):106-106 (2001)
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Abstract

Constructivist and ecological approaches are also observed in tactile perception studies. The question is whether identification and localization are dissociated in the tactile modality as well, and whether Norman's conception may be generalized to the field of touch. An analogue to blindsight was evidenced in passive touch, but no such dissociation was observed in active touch. A study is in progress in this domain.

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