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Interaction Effects of the Amount of Practice, Preferred Cane Technique, and Type of Cane Technique Used on Drop-off Detection Performance.

Dae Shik Kim¹, Robert Wall Emerson, Amy Curtis.

Abstract

This study examined the interaction effects of the amount of practice and the cane technique used in drop-off detection with a sample of 32 adults who were blind. The advantage of the constant contact technique over the two-point touch technique was significantly greater for the less experienced cane users than for the more experienced ones.

Entities: Chemical Disease Gene Species

Year: 2010 PMID： 21532977 PMCID： PMC3083854

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Vis Impair Blind ISSN： 0145-482X

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Interaction Effects of the Amount of Practice, Preferred Cane Technique, and Type of Cane Technique Used on Drop-off Detection Performance.

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1. Effect of Cane Length on Drop-off Detection Performance.

2. Effect of cane length and swing arc width on drop-off and obstacle detection with the long cane.

3. Effect of Cane Technique on Obstacle Detection with the Long Cane.

4. Drop-off detection with the long cane: effect of cane shaft weight and rigidity on performance.

5. Obstacle Detection with the Long Cane: Effect of Cane Tip Design and Technique Modification on Performance.

6. Biomechanics of Long Cane Use.