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

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The Neuroethology of Perception and Action,senses. First, it emphasizes a broadly comparative approach based on study material drawn from the entire animal kingdom. Second, the neuroethological analysis of behavior and neural mechanisms includes consideration of their evolutionary development and their value to the animal in its natural envi

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Visual Information Processing and Selection,overt behaviour of that organism, so that it becomes possible to explain the organism’s behaviour in terms of its internal structure and functioning. Such an endeavour to learn about what is not observed from what is observed is not unique for the information-processing approach but is a characteris

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Sensory and Perceptual Control of Action in Early Human Development,d animal behavior1; it is a theory (or dogma?) which is so attractive that it unifies the adherents of apparently incompatible schools of thought, such as the cognitivists and the followers of “ecological psychology.” Perception and action are inseparable in the sense that perception is constantly a

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Development of Motor Control in the Child: Theoretical and Experimental Approaches,theories on human development, psychologists describe the age of 2 years as a transition between two main steps in child development. However, this age can in no case be considered as an “endpoint” in the perceptuomotor development, nor as a “startingpoint.”

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