Actions can be planned and recognized at different hierarchical levels, ranging from very
specific (eg, to swim backstroke) to very broad (eg, locomotion). Understanding the …

Intelligent recognition sports management system applied to athletes' sports management
system can effectively improve the quality of training and competition. At present, the …

An animal's habitat is filled with places that support activities in daily life. There are places,
for example, that afford sleeping, eating, hiding, and gathering with others. Most places …

This paper presents a pilot study aimed at investigating the comprehension of pantomimic
stories and its possible cognitive underpinnings in typically developing children. A group of …

Observing other people acting activates imitative motor plans in the observer. Whether, and
if so when and how, such 'effector-specific motor simulation'contributes to action recognition …

According to current accounts of social cognition, the emergence of verbal and non-verbal
components of social perception might rely on the acquisition of different cognitive abilities …

The human ability to effortlessly understand the actions of other people has been the focus
of research in cognitive neuroscience for decades. What have we learned about this ability …

Action recognition involves not only the readout of body movements and involved objects
but also the integration of contextual information, eg the environment in which an action …

Predicting other people's upcoming action is key to successful social interactions. Previous
studies have started to disentangle the various sources of information that action observers …

Humans can recognize others' actions in the social environment. This action recognition
ability is rarely hindered by the movement of people in the environment. The neural basis of …