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Erratum for Harris et al.,J. Neurosci. 27 (27) 7136-7140.
The Journal of Neuroscience, July 18, 2007, 27(29):7879
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Erratum for Harris et al., Noninformative Vision Causes Adaptive Changes in Tactile SensitivityIn the article "Noninformative Vision Causes Adaptive Changes in Tactile Sensitivity" by Justin A. Harris, Ehsan Arabzadeh, Clinton A. Moore, and Colin W. G. Clifford, which appeared on pages 7136–7140 of the July 4, 2007 issue, the shading of each pair of bars in Figure 3 was mistakenly reversed. In the correct figure, the right bar of each pair is gray (corresponding to the Visible hand condition), and the left bar is black (the No view condition). The correct Figure 3 is printed here.
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Figure 3. Discrimination thresholds in experiment 5. Subjects discriminated between low-amplitude vibrations (base amplitude = 1x detection threshold) and between higher-amplitude vibrations (base amplitude = 10x detection threshold). Vertical bars show within-subject SEM (see Fig. 2 for description).
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