Coordination Funds

优先计划汇集了来自不同学科的认知和行为科学家，包括心理学和机器人学，研究人类最小自我的感觉运动基础。近年来，人们对自我的兴趣与日俱增，这是由重大的方法学改进推动的，例如具有类人特征的虚拟现实和负担得起的机器人的可获得性，以及研究婴儿认知的非侵入性方法的发展，但另一方面也是由于与意念运动过程相关的理论思维和具身认知的融合。该项目将试图揭示我们的自我表征在多大程度上是可塑性的，对直接经验很敏感，它在多大程度上受到过去经验的限制，它如何整合代理和行动所有权的经验，它如何影响其他认知过程，以及在多大程度上可以在人工代理人中建立自我表征。该项目的最终目标是描述、描述和理解自我构建过程中潜在的机制，以及感觉运动体验在其中的作用。

The Priority Program brings together cognitive and behavioral scientists from various disciplines, including psychology and robotics, to study the sensorimotor grounding of the human minimal self. The relatively recent increasing interest in the self is fueled by importantmethodological improvements, such as the availability of virtual-reality and affordable robots with humanoid characteristics, and the development of noninvasive methods to study cognition in infants, but also by converging lines of theoretical thinking related to ideomotor processes on the one hand and embodied cognition on the other. The program will seek to unravel the degree to which our self-representation is plastic and sensitive to immediate experience, to which degree it is constrained by past experience, how it integrates experiences of agency and actionownership, how it affects other cognitive processes, and to what degree self-representation can be established in artificial agents. The ultimate goal of the program is to describe, characterize, and understand the mechanisms underlying the process of self-construction, and the role of sensorimotor experience therein.