VISION AND GOAL-DIRECTED MOVEMENT NEUROBEHAVIORAL PERSPECTIVES

• Other Authors: Elliott, Digby 1950- (Editor), Khan, Michael A. 1966- (Editor)
• Format: Book
• Language: English
• Published: Champaign, IL Human Kinetics 2010
• Subjects: Intention; Motor Activity > physiology; Visual Perception > physiology; Psychomotor Performance > physiology; Goals > physiology
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 To interact with the environment, an individual must code, store, and translate spatial information into the appropriate motor commands for achieving an outcome. Working from this premise, Vision and Goal-Directed Movement:Neurobehavioral Perspectives discusses how visual perception, attention, and memory are linked to the processes of movement preparation and execution. With contributions from active researchers in movement science, Vision and Goal-Directed Movement presents the latest theories on the utilization of vision in goal-directed movement control. As a resource for motor control and motor learning researchers, students, educators, and clinicians, Vision and Goal-Directed Movement offers the following: · Comprehensive coverage of current behavior-based literature on the visual control of goal-directed movement · A systematic explication of the sensory and physiological processes and systems responsible for fast, accurate, and efficient performance · A solid foundation for further study of the sensory and neural systems responsible for precise goal-directed behavior · A discussion of how current research on vision and goal-directed movement can assist in creating efficient and safe work environments