Perspectives on Perception and Action

Herbert Heuer, Andries Sanders

Preface Part 1: Perception and the Control of Movement 1. Information and Control: A Macroscopic Analysis of Perception-Action Coupling J.A.S. Kelso and B.A. Kay 2. Catching Claes von Hofsten 3. Ideo-Motor Action Wolfgang Prinz 4. The Acquisition of Skill: Some Modifications to the Perception-Action Relationship Through Practice Richard A. Schmidt 5. Brain Potentials Related to Preparation and Action C.H. M. Brunia 6. Sensorimotor Integration: The Role of Pyramidal Tract Neurons Christoph Fromm Part 2: Motor Processes in Perception 7. Muscle Sense and Innervation Feelings: A Chapter in the History of Perception and Action Eckart Scheerer 8. An Ecological Efference Mediation Theory of Natural Event Perception Wayne L. Shebliske 9. Oculomotor Information and Perception of Three-Dimensional Space D. Alfred Owens 10. Perceptual Learning by Saccades: A Cognitive Approach Peter Wolff 11. Information-Processing Theory and Strong Inference: A Paradigm for Psychological Inquiry Dominic W. Massaro 12. Asymmetries in the Relationship Between Speech Perception and Production Donald G. MacKay 13. Information Stores and Mechanisms: Early Stages of Visual Processing D.J.K. Mewhort Part 3: Attention and the Control of Action 14. Beyond Capacity: A Functional View of Attention Odmar Neumann 15. Selection for Action: Some Behavioral and Neurophysiological Considerations of Attention and Action Alan Allport 16. Central Selection in Vision A.H.C. van der Heijden. Author Index. Subject Index