A dedicated binding mechanism for the visual control of movement.
A dedicated binding mechanism for the visual control of movement.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.cub.2014.02.030
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发表时间:
2014-03-31
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影响因子:
9.2
通讯作者:
Diedrichsen, Joern
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作者:
Reichenbach, Alexandra;Franklin, David W.;Zatka-Haas, Peter;Diedrichsen, Joern
The human motor system is remarkably proficient in the online control of visually guided movements, adjusting to changes in the visual scene within 100 ms. This is achieved through a set of highly automatic processes translating visual information into representations suitable for motor control. For this to be accomplished, visual information pertaining to target and hand need to be identified and linked to the appropriate internal representations during the movement. Meanwhile, other visual information must be filtered out, which is especially demanding in visually cluttered natural environments. If selection of relevant sensory information for online control was achieved by visual attention, its limited capacity would substantially constrain the efficiency of visuomotor feedback control. Here we demonstrate that both exogenously and endogenously cued attention facilitate the processing of visual target information, but not of visual hand information. Moreover, distracting visual information is more efficiently filtered out during the extraction of hand compared to target information. Our results therefore suggest the existence of a dedicated visuomotor binding mechanism that links the hand representation in visual and motor systems. Reafferent visual hand information is processed independently from attention In contrast, online processing of target information is facilitated by attention Visual hand information is filtered more efficiently than visual target information A dedicated visuomotor binding mechanism links visual and motor systems The brain utilizes visual information for online motor control with astonishing efficiency. Reichenbach et al. provide evidence for a specialized visuomotor mechanism that links visual hand information to corresponding motor control centers and functions independently of visual attention, which in turn promotes processing of target information.
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