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2011 • Effects of motor intention on the perception of somatosensory events: A behavioural and functional magnetic resonance imaging study

Authors: Sally Pears; Stephen R. Jackson; Amy Parkinson; Se-Ho Nam

Venue: Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Type: Publication

Abstract: The intention to execute a movement can modulate our perception of sensory events, and this modulation is observed ahead of both ocular and upper limb movements. However, theoretical accounts of these effects, and also the empirical data, are often contradictory. Accounts of “active touch”, and the premotor theory of attention, have emphasized how movement intention leads to enhanced perceptual processing at the target of a movement, or on the to-be-moved effector. By contrast, recent theories of motor control emphasize how internal “forw... (read more)

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Topics: Neuroscience Cognitive psychology

DOI: 10.1080/17470218.2010.529580

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