LAB #4 - Van Watermluen

LAB #4 - Visual Perception Emily VanWatermulen 9/27/23 Results: In this lab we conducted a series of trials to understand the learning of a new skill by testing our hand-eye coordination under different visual perceptions. By learning the task of throwing a ball at a target we come to understand the visuo-motor relationship between our available visual information and the motor response or behavior adhered to it. Tables: Table 1: Raw Data Trial Score (cm) Trial Score (cm) Trial Score (cm) Trial Score (cm) Trial Score (cm) 1 -10 **11 50 21 5 31 5 **41 -25 2 -10 12 30 22 30 32 5 42 -55 3 -12 13 25 23 20 33 20 43 -25 4 2 14 20 24 5 34 5 44 -20 5 -10 15 30 25 10 35 18 45 -5 6 -10 16 23 26 20 36 -2 46 2 7 5 17 -5 27 10 37 -2 47 -10 8 -8 18 20 28 20 38 -10 48 -35 9 3 19 30 29 -5 39 -2 49 -15 10 -4 20 38 30 28 40 10 50 -13 Note: Target is 0 cm The table above shows my individual data for the 50 trials conducted during this lab. Each trial included throwing a ball at a target. The first 10 and last 10 were done with our normal vision. Trials 11-40 were done by wearing prism goggles that alter our line of sight. Results of each trial are recorded above.