A Comparison of the Haptic and Visual Horizontal-Vertical Illusion. - Jacqui L. Howell; Mark A. Symmons; Dianne B. Wuillemin (EuroHaptics (2), 2010)

The more they move the less they know: Cutaneous capture of kinesthesis? - George H. van Doorn; Jakob Hohwy; Mark A. Symmons; Jacqui L. Howell (HAPTICS, 2012)

Cutaneous Inputs Yield Judgments of Line Length That Are Equal to, or Better Than, Those Based on Kinesthetic Inputs. - George H. van Doorn; Barry L. Richardson; Mark A. Symmons; Jacqui L. Howell (EuroHaptics (2), 2012)

The Misperception of Length in Vision, Haptics and Audition. - Jacqui L. Howell; Mark A. Symmons; George H. van Doorn (EuroHaptics (2), 2012)

Using traditional horizontal-vertical illusion figures and single lines to directly compare haptics and vision. - Jacqui L. Howell; Mark A. Symmons; George H. van Doorn (World Haptics, 2013)

A Reverse Horizontal-Vertical Illusion? Auditory Length Perception and Its Relevance to Virtual Environments. - Jacqui L. Howell; George H. van Doorn; Mark A. Symmons (SMC, 2013)