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We all know how grip works, we do it every day

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Gert-Jan Pepping — 1 Comment

A scientific poster, presented at Mastery of Manual Skill, UMCG, April 2012.

Tagged with: decision making, grip selection, perception, problem-solving
Posted in Ecological Psychology, Experimental Psychology, My own research

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