Observations of the visual form agnosic patient DF have been highly influential in
establishing the hypothesis that separate processing streams deal with vision for perception …

It has been suggested that while movements directed at visible targets are processed within
the dorsal stream, movements executed after delay rely on the visual representations of the …

The perceptual localization of an object is often more prone to illusions than an immediate
visuomotor action towards that object. The induced Roelofs effect (IRE) probes the illusory …

This paper presents a cognitive model—the Sensory Motor System (SMS)—for an action
execution process, as a new module of the LIDA systems-level cognitive model. Action …

Perceptual processes provide the basis for mental representation of the visual, auditory,
olfactory,“worlds” as well as for guiding and controlling cognitive, social, and motor activities …

I critically examine Adams and Garrison's proposed necessary condition for the mark of the
cognitive (Adams and Garrison in Minds Mach 23 (3): 339–352, 2013). After a brief …

Two contrasting theories, or variants of them, are predominant in the current debate on
visual cognition. The standard inferential theory sees perception as a process involving the …

If an individual loses one of the extremities—for example, a front leg, or in case of humans,
an arm—to injury or disease, the subsequent process is speciesdependent. If the affected …

The face perception system is comprised of a network of connected regions including the
middle fusiform gyrus (“fusiform face area” or FFA), the inferior occipital gyrus (“occipital face …

When processing the visual world, our brain must perform many computations that may
occur across several regions. It is important to understand communications between regions …