Baker AH, Mishara BL. Kinesthetic aftereffects and individual differences in carryover effects.
THE JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 1986;
113:277-83. [PMID:
3760844 DOI:
10.1080/00221309.1986.9711038]
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Abstract
Prior research has found that individual differences in long-lasting carryover effects occur in the kinesthetic aftereffect (KAE) task both when the aftereffect inducing block was wider (I greater than T) and narrower (I less than T) than the test block. The present study found that such individual differences in carryover effects also occur for a no-aftereffect-induction control condition, with a magnitude approximately equal to that found for the I greater than T and I less than KAE variants used here.
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