Selection for Action: Some Behavioral and Neurophysiological Considerations of Attention and Action
Published 7 July 2016
Alan Allport
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This chapter is about the processes that selectively couple perception to action (or sensory processing to motor control). It is to be emphasized that the ideas put forward are in a very preliminary stage of development. My intention in this chapter is to focus discussion on some of the issues involved, rather than to put forward a fully fledged theory of selection-for-action.
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