Eric Amazeen received his bachelor's from Franklin & Marshall College and his master's and doctorate from the University of Connecticut. Amazeen adopts both ecological and dynamical approaches to understand perception and action. His specific research interests include weight perception and the size-weight illusion, visual attention in coordinated activity, and intermodal aspects of vision and touch.
Andre Valdez, Eric Amazeen. Target dimension affects 1/F noise in aiming. Nonlinear Dynamics, Psychology, and Life Sciences (2009).
Andre Valdez, Eric Amazeen. Sensory and Decisional Interactions in Weight Perception. Perception & Psychophysics (2008).
Andre Valdez, Eric Amazeen. Using 1/f noise to examing planning and control in a discrete aiming task. Experimental Brain Research (2008).
Eric Amazeen, Flavio DaSilva, Polemnia Amazeen. Visual-spatial and anatomical constraints interact in a bimanual coordination task with transformed visual feedback. Experimental Brain Research (2008).
Valdez, A.B., & Amazeen, E.L. Using 1/f noise to examine planning and control in a discrete aiming task. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology (2008).
Amazeen, Eric, Tseng, Philip, Valdez, Andre, Vera, Diego. Effects of Lifting on the Perception of Weight. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology (2007).
C Carello, J Kinsella-Shaw, Eric Amazeen, M Turvey. Peripheral neuropathy and object length perception by effortful (dynamic) touch: A case study. Neuroscience Letters (2006).
DaSilva, F, Weschler, N, McBeath, M, Sugar, T, Amazeen, Eric, Presson, C, Koeneman, J. Improvements in upper-extremity motor-function in hemiparetics using robot-assisted repetitive motion therapy with video games. (2006).
C Glazebrook, V Dhillon, K Keetch, J Lyons, Eric Amazeen, D Weeks, D Elliott. Perception-action and the Muller-Lyer illusion: Amplitude or endpoint bias. Experimental Brain Research (2005).
Eric Amazeen, F DaSilva. Psychophysical test for the independence of perception and action. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance (2005).
Eric Amazeen, Shannon Ringenbach, P Amazeen. The effects of attention and handedness on coordination dynamics in a bimanual Fitt's law task. Experimental Brain Research (2005).
Carello, C (Author) ,Kinsella-Shaw, J (Author) ,Amazeen, Eric (Author) . Peripheral neuropathy and length perception by dynamic touch. Studies in perception and action VIII (2005).
Eric Amazeen, G Van Orden. Specificity in the global array is only one possibility. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2004).
F DaSilva, Eric Amazeen. Perceptual and motor dynamics interact in bimanual coordination. Journal of sport and exercise psychology (2004).
Polemnia Amazeen, Eric Amazeen, M Turvey. Symmetry and the devil. Journal of Motor Behavior (2004).
Y Naylor, Eric Amazeen. The size-weight illusion in team lifting. Human Factors (2004).
C Oberle, Eric Amazeen. Independence and separability of mass and volume in the size-weight illusion. Perception & Psychophysics (2003).
Eric Amazeen, W Jarrett. The role of rotational inertia in the haptic and haptic+visual size-weight illusions. Ecological Psychology (2003).
S Ringenbach, P Amazeen, Eric Amazeen. Frequency and amplitude are inversely related in circle drawing. In S. Rogers & J. Effken (Eds.), Studies in perception and action VII (2003).
H Kloos, Eric Amazeen. Perceiving heaviness by dynamic touch: An investigation of the size-weight illusion in preschoolers. British Journal of Developmental Psychology (2002).
Eric Amazeen, Polemnia Amazeen, P Beek. Eye movements and the selection of optical information for catching. Ecological Psychology (2001).
P Amazeen, Eric Amazeen, P Beek. Coupling breathing and movement during manual wheelchair propulsion. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception & Performance (2001).
Kloos, H (Author) ,Amazeen, Eric (Author) . The size-weight illusion in preschoolers. Studies in perception and action VI (2001).
Research Activity
Amazeen,Eric*. Acting on Perception: Weight Perception in Context. NSF-SBE(9/1/2005 - 8/31/2009).
Valdez, A.B., & Amazeen, E.L. Using 1/f noise to examine planning and control in a discrete aiming task. International Conference of the North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Acti (Jun 2008).
Amazeen, E.L. Moving to Perceive. Natural-Physical Perspective on Perception-Action-Cognition meeting (Jun 2008).
Valdez, A.B., & Amazeen, E.L. 1/f noise and movement constraints in the planning and control of aiming. International Nonlinear Sciences Conference (Mar 2008).
Amazeen, Eric, Valdez, Andre. Contemporary Techniques Reveal Multiple Processes in Movement. Applied Complexity Lecture Series (Oct 2007).
Amazeen, Eric, Tseng, Philip, Valdez, Andre, Vera, Diego. Effects of Lifting on the Perception of Weight. North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (Jun 2007).
DaSilva, F, Wechsler, N, McBeath, M, Sugar, T, Amazeen, Eric, Presson, C, Koeneman, J. Improvement in upper-extremity motor function in hemiparetics using robot-assisted repetitive motion therapy with video games. Vision Sciences Society (May 2006).
Carello, C, Kinsella-Shaw, J, Amazeen, Eric. Peripheral neuropathy and length perception by dynamic touch. Thirteenth international conference on perception and action (Jul 2005).
Amazeen, Eric, DaSilva, F. Perceptual and motor dynamics interact in bimanual coordination. International conference North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (Jun 2004).
Amazeen, Eric, Ringenbach, S, Amazeen, P. Frequency and amplitude are inversely related in circle drawing. Twelfth International Conference on Perception and Action (Jun 2003).
Oberle, C, Amazeen, Eric. Independence and separability of volume and mass in the size-weight illusion. Vision Sciences Society (May 2002).
Kloos, H, Amazeen, Eric. The size-weight illusion in preschoolers. Eleventh International Conference on Perception and Action (Jun 2001).
