Adapted head- and eye-movement responses to added-head inertia.
Adaptation to inertia added to the head was studied in man by
recording eye movements and head movements in response to a visual target moving in the horizontal plane. The target was presented at a constant velocity of 10 degrees/s, and the subject was required to track the target with his eyes. The target was presented either with the head stationary or with the head moving in the same direction as