Adaptation to rearranged eye-foot coordination

The generality of adaptation following three types of movements during prism exposure was investigated. The three exposure conditions consisted of (1) walking with prisms, (2) viewing leg movements through prisms, and (3) viewing arm movements through prisms. The results showed that changes in eye-foot coordination and egocentric localization occur following both (1) and (2). Exposure Conditions 2 and 3 both produce changes in eye-hand coordination; however, eye-foot coordination was found unaltered following (3).