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| infinite motor solutions for acting on an object |
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| stored routine that specifies motor parameters |
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| cluster of perceptual processes, touch, pain, heat, limb position |
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| knowledge of positions of limbs in space |
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| sensory-motor transformation |
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| link perceptual knowledge and knowledge of body to act on objects |
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| explaining volitional actions w/o assuming cogniitive processes that is volitional |
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| execution of voluntary movements |
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| damage to primary motor cortex failure to move other side of body |
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| responsible for voluntary movement of the eyes |
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| linking actions with objects |
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| well learned actions, actions that do not place strong demands on minitoring the environment |
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| repeating an action that has already been performed and is no longer relevant |
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| implusively acting on irrelevant objects in the environment |
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supervisory attentional system
goal driven; actions not normally performed like backing down a small alleyway in car |
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| organized set of stored info (routine) |
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| mechanism that picks 1 schem |
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| failure to set up subgoals in routine action |
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| represent of a motor command is used to predict consequences of action |
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| reproduce behavior of another through observation |
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| responds to goal directed actions of self or others |
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| impaired visually guided reaching |
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| object that affords cetain action for a goal |
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| inability to produce gesture on command given object, word, or command |
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| outcome of set of cognitive processes that translate to movement/goal |
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| like a punch; no online control |
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| copy of signal to muscles |
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