The time spent choosing between temporally extended behaviors cannot, in general, last as
long as the behaviors themselves; otherwise, the tiger on your tail would have you for lunch …

Two experiments were conducted to assess the emergence of time-place learning in
humans. In experiment 1, a computer based software was designed in which participants …

Studies have shown information specifying some affordances may be faster or easier to
perceive than others. This article investigates the effect of affordance perception on the time …

Converging evidence has led to a consensus in favor of computational models of behavior
implementing continuous information flow and parallel processing between cognitive …

In many situations, multiple actions are possible to achieve a goal. How do people select a
particular action among equally possible alternatives? In six experiments, we determined …

A first-person shooter video game was adapted for the study of choice between smaller
sooner and larger later outcomes. Participants chose when to fire a weapon that increased …

According to the action-specific account of perception, people perceive the environment in
terms of their ability to act. Here, we directly tested this claim by using an action-based …

Action choices are influenced by recent past and predicted future action states. Here, we
demonstrate that recent hand-choice history affects both current hand choices and response …

Shaping one owns actions by observing others' actions is driven by the deep-rooted
mechanism of perception-action coupling. It typically occurs automatically, expressed as for …

When a movement triggers effects with incompatible features, conflict between action and
effect features creates costs for action planning and initiation. We investigated whether such …