Visual context can influence on-line control
Digby Elliott, Daniel V. Meegan · Behavioral and Brain Sciences · 2004
Abstract: Several lines of evidence indicate that the on-line control of rapid target-aiming movements can be influenced by the visual context in which the movements are performed. Although this may result in movement error when an illusory context is introduced, there are many situations in which the control system must know about context in order to get the limb to the target rapidly and safely.