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Humans underestimate the movement range of their own hands

Psychology

Humans underestimate the movement range of their own hands

A. Pilacinski, A. Vandenberghe, et al.

This compelling study conducted by Artur Pilacinski, Antoine Vandenberghe, Gabriella Andrietta, and Gilles Vannuscorps delves into our surprising underestimation of hand movement range. Discover how this phenomenon may serve as an adaptive strategy balancing safety and efficiency during uncertain movements.... show more
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