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Ideomotor perception modulates visuospatial cueing

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2013

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Gozli, Davood G.
Goodhew, Stephanie Catherine
Moskowitz, Joshua B
Pratt, Jay

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Springer

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The ideomotor theory of action posits that the cognitive representation of an action includes the learned perceptual effects of the action. Support for this theory has come from studies demonstrating how perceptual features that match the outcome of a res

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Psychological Research

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