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CURSOR

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CURSORCurrent Set of Rows


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The main page assembles itself as a set of overlapping images that shimmy around when you run the cursor across them.
The mouse system has two interchangeable pedals, one with a pressure-sensitive mechanism to control cursor speed and direction and a second that is used as a clicking device.
In the task, each participant used a handheld device to move a cursor toward a target on a computer screen while the scientists slightly altered the cursor's trajectory, as if it were fighting a current.
 
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