Titlebook: Relationships Between Perception and Action; Current Approaches Odmar Neumann,Wolfgang Prinz Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 19

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Visual Attention and Action,mation in the stimulus has been fully identified (e. g. Deutsch Deutsch, 1963; Treisman Geffen, 1967). Common to both theoretical positions has been the conviction that not all incoming information can be dealt with simultaneously by the system because processing capacity is limited. Hence, selectio

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Sensory and Perceptual Control of Action in Early Human Development,vey, 1982; Neisser, 1985; Mounoud, 1981) agree in the recognition that perception and action are intricately related in the sense that a unique language may be used to describe, and possibly explain, the functioning of the structures of both perception and action. For Neisser it is very likely that

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Prologue: Historical Approaches to Perception and Action,d nineteenth-century psychology addressed both fields as well as connections between them. In this sense it may be said that experimental psychology embarked as a science of perception and action. It was only relatively late, and for particular historical reasons, that the two fields separated. This

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The Physiological Basis of the Act of Perceiving,physiological organization of the interaction, drawing material principally from the oculomotor system where the interplay of perception and action is particularly clear and easy to study. Analyzing the oculomotor system requires a reinterpretation of sensory physiology: the passive sensory systems