Titlebook: Human Action Control; From Intentions to M Bernhard Hommel,Stephen B.R.E. Brown,Dieter Nattke Book 2016 Springer International Publishing S

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he fundamental concepts in a step-by-step manner, and offers remarks and warnings for deeper insights. The chapters include basic examples, which are revisited as the new concepts are introduced. To aid learning, figures and diagrams are used to help readers grasp the concepts, and the solutions to

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Neurobiological Foundations of Action Planning and Execution,rtices, as well as the basal ganglia and the cerebellum. After having sketched how the brain is built and how it works, we will provide a brief overview of the major cortical and subcortical areas involved in action planning and action execution.

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Perception and Action,n control, and there is evidence that perception and action interact along several concurrent processing pathways. Perception has a systematic impact on action control, but action control processes also affect the perception of, and attention to external stimuli. The available evidence suggests that

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Sequential-Action Planning,ons. It discusses evidence that people often plan ahead more than one element of multi-element actions and reviews models that explain how multiple elements can be properly sequenced. It is also pointed out that the degree to which action sequences are planned ahead depends on various factors, inclu

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Intentions and Action Goals,he knowledge that allows their execution. Although we are able to perform goal-directed, intentional actions, we actually do not know how or why we can do so. The present chapter attempts to resolve this mystery.

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Perception and Action,on action control, but action control processes also affect the perception of, and attention to external stimuli. The available evidence suggests that perception and action are more interwoven and interdependent than commonly thought, and a theoretical framework is presented that explains how perception-action interactions may operate.