Consensus definitions of perception-action-integration in action control

The literature on action control is rife with differences in terminology. This consensus statement contributes shared definitions for perception-action integration concepts as informed by the framework of event coding. The literature on action control is rife with differences in terminology. This co...

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Published in:Communications psychology 2024-01, Vol.2 (1), p.7, Article 7
Main Authors: Frings, Christian, Beste, Christian, Benini, Elena, Möller, Malte, Dignath, David, Giesen, Carina G, Hommel, Bernhard, Kiesel, Andrea, Koch, Iring, Kunde, Wilfried, Mayr, Susanne, Mocke, Viola, Moeller, Birte, Münchau, Alexander, Parmar, Juhi, Pastötter, Bernhard, Pfister, Roland, Philipp, Andrea M, Qiu, Ruyi, Render, Anna, Rothermund, Klaus, Schiltenwolf, Moritz, Schmalbrock, Philip
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Summary:The literature on action control is rife with differences in terminology. This consensus statement contributes shared definitions for perception-action integration concepts as informed by the framework of event coding. The literature on action control is rife with differences in terminology. This consensus statement contributes shared definitions for perception-action integration concepts as informed by the framework of event coding.
ISSN:2731-9121
2731-9121
DOI:10.1038/s44271-023-00050-9