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‘From the outset the grasping movement is magically at its completion; it can begin only by anticipating its end, since to disallow taking hold is sufficient to inhibit the action.’
(Merleau-Ponty, 2012, p. 119)
some
motor representations (/schema) represent ???outcomes = goals
‘a given motor act may change ... as a function of what motor act will follow it—a sign of planning’
Cohen & Rosenbaum 2004, p. 294
How do we know that outcomes are represented motorically?
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The Double Life of Motor Representation
Rizzolatti and Sinigaglia, 2006 figure 1.1
Fogassi et al. (2005, p. figure 1b)
Fogassi et al 2005, figure 5
D'Ausilio et al (2009, figure 1)
D'Ausilio et al (2009, figure 2)
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background
The Double Life of Motor Representation
How do we know that outcomes are represented motorically?
first illustration: same kinematics, different goal
glossary: TMS, MEP
Villiger et al, 2010 figure 1AB
Villiger et al, 2010 figure 2
first illustration: same kinematics, different goal
second illustration: different kinematics, same goal
Umiltà et al, 2008 figure 1
Cattaneo et al, 2010 figure 1
Cattaneo et al, 2010 figure 3
Cattaneo et al, 2010 figure 4
Markers of motor representation ...
1. are unaffected by variations in kinematic features but not goals
2. are affected by variations in goals but not kinematic features
So: 3. carry information about goals (from 1,2)
Also
4. Information about outcomes guides planning-like processes ...
Markers of motor representation ...
1. are unaffected by variations in kinematic features but not goals
2. are affected by variations in goals but not kinematic features
So:
3. carry information about goals (from 1,2)
Also
4. Information about outcomes guides planning-like processes.
some
motor representations (/schema) represent outcomes
‘a given motor act may change ... as a function of what motor act will follow it—a sign of planning’
Cohen & Rosenbaum 2004, p. 294