Davis C M, Taylor M, Brickett P
Percept Mot Skills. 1977 Feb;44(1):299-305. doi: 10.2466/pms.1977.44.1.299.
The perceived relative heaviness of objects was manipulated by instructing 13 subjects to lift them gently or vigorously, as was predicted by the motor theory of weight judgment and the known behavior of proprioceptors. The time-order error was shown to be significantly related to lifting movements.
正如重量判断的运动理论和本体感受器的已知行为所预测的那样，通过指示13名受试者轻轻或用力举起物体，来操控他们对物体相对重量的感知。结果表明，时间顺序误差与举起重物的动作显著相关。
