"An Experimental Investigation Into The Space Co-ordination Of Different Senses" delves into the intricate relationship between human senses and their coordination in spatial perception. Authored by Charles Bell McMullen, this study explores the experimental methodologies used to understand how different senses interact to create a cohesive understanding of our surroundings. The work contributes to the fields of cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and experimental science, providing valuable insights into the mechanics of sensory integration.
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