Do actions need an interpreted world?

  • Talk

  • Joan López Moliner
  • Departament de Psicologia Bàsica & Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour (IR3C
  • June 18, 2010, noon
  • IFISC Seminar Room
  • Announcement file

In order to explain our motor acts (reaching, interception) the main view is
characterized by neglecting any interpretation of the world. Therefore,
actions would be guided without the need of any conscious or unconscious
inference. I would review evidence accumulated by our group and other
researchers that casts serious doubts on this perspective and put forward a
view in which inferring, at least partly, ambiguous world images cannot be
circumvented.




Seminar organized by EvoCog, Unidad Asociada of IFISC.


Contact details:

Damià Gomila

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