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Modelling Three-Dimensional Vestibular Responses During Complex Motion Stimulation

to motion stimuli, but perceptual correlates of the stimuli are also elicited by motion. (As the term correlate suggests, the perceptions experienced by a subject during and after motion can be related to physical properties of the stimulus such as position, velocity and acceleration.) A quantification of some of the perceptual correlates has been made possible by psychophysical