The one that does, leads: action relations influence the perceived temporal order of graspable objects.
The one that does, leads: action relations influence the perceived temporal order of graspable objects.
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确实如此,导致:动作关系影响可抓握对象的感知时间顺序。
DOI:
10.1037/a0018739
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2010
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Roberts KL
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Roberts KL
Perception and action are influenced by the “possibilities for action” in the environment. Neuropsychological studies (eg, Riddoch, Humphreys, Edwards, Baker, & Willson, 2003) have demonstrated that objects that are perceived to be interacting (eg, a corkscrew going toward the top of a wine bottle) are perceptually integrated into a functional unit, facilitating report of both objects. In addition, patients with parietal damage tend to report the “active” item of the pair (the corkscrew in the above example) when the objects are positioned for action, overriding their spatial bias toward the ipsilesional side. Using a temporal order judgment task we show for the first time that normal viewers judge that active objects appear earlier when they are positioned correctly for action. This effect is not dependent on a learned relationship between objects, or on the active object being integrated at a perceptual level with the object it is paired with. The data suggest that actions afforded by a correctly positioned active object permeate normal perceptual judgments.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)