Abstract
A 75-deg. movement of the arm in the vertical plane was used to examine the conscious perception of the apparent time of occurrence of a reversal signal S2. A marked perceptual delay was found whether S2 occurred during or after the reaction time to the first stimulus. This finding was consistent with Henry's memory drum theory of neuromotor response, as well as with the efference theory of conscious perception proposed by Festinger and associates.
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