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object relations

object relations In cognition, object relations refers to perceiving how objects are positioned relative to one another rather than only relative to the body.

In cognition, object relations refers to perceiving how objects are positioned relative to one another rather than only relative to the body. This involves allocentric coding, such as judging the distance and orientation between objects to support spatial representation and action planning.

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Drafting source: Wako Ryo; Ayabe-Kanamura Saho. Characteristics of Haptic Peripersonal Spatial Representation of Object Relations. 2016; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0160095; article XML SHA-256 524e7d3d57b7b10dc573f4af8675592253a9a804293a73eccfc86a6da1f3c045. “Characteristics of Haptic Peripersonal Spatial Representation of Object Relations” (10.1371/journal.pone.0160095).
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