D. Guth et R. Laduke, VEERING BY BLIND PEDESTRIANS - INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION, Journal of visual impairment & blindness, 89(1), 1995, pp. 28-37
This article reports the measurement of the ''veering tendency'' of fo
ur blind pedestrians over three 15-trial test sessions. The findings i
llustrate between-and within-subject differences in patterns of veerin
g, and the implications of these differences for orientation and mobil
ity instruction are discussed.