Research Catalog

Title

Preparatory states & processes : proceedings of the Franco-American conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan, August, 1982 / edited by Sylvan Kornblum, Jean Requin.

Publication

Hillsdale, N.J. : L. Erlbaum Associates, 1984.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Kornblum, Sylvan.
• Requin, Jean.

Description

xiv, 382 pages : illustrations; 24 cm

Alternative Title

Preparatory states and processes

Subject

• Set (Psychology) > Congresses
• Neurophysiology > Congresses
• Motor ability > Congresses
• Cognition > Congresses
• Psychophysiology > Congresses
• Conditioned response
• Evoked potentials (Electrophysiology)
• Motor ability
• Neurophysiology
• Reaction time
• Set (Psychology)
• Conditioning, Psychological
• Evoked Potentials
• Motor Activity
• Neurophysiology
• Reaction Time
• Set, Psychology
• Reaction time
• Conditioned response
• Cognition
• Motor ability
• Psychophysiology
• Motorische processen
• Cognitie
• Conditionering (psychologie)
• Cognition > Congrès
• Neurophysiologie > Congrès

Genre/Form

• Congress
• proceedings (reports)
• Conference papers and proceedings
• Conference papers and proceedings.
• Actes de congrès.

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographies and indexes.

Contents

PART I. PREPARATORY ROLE OF EVENT SEQUENCE. 1. Attention, stimulus range, and identification of loudness / R. Duncan Luce and Robert M. Nosofsky -- 2. Sequential predictors of choice in psychophysical tasks / Gregory R. Lockhead -- 3. Sustained concentration: passive filtering or active orientation? / Michael I. Posner, Yoav Cohen, Lisa S. Choate, Robert Hockey, and Elizabeth Maylor. PART II. THE TIME COURSE OF PREPARATORY PROCESSES. 4. Discrete versus continuous models of response preparation: a reaction-time analysis / David E. Meyer, Steven Yantis, Allen Osman, and J.E. Keith Smith -- 5. Rapid hand movement in step-tracking: reprogramming of direction and extent / A. Semjen -- 6. Choosing between movement sequences / David A. Rosenbaum, Edward Saltzman, and Abigail Kingman. PART III. CENTRAL MECHANISMS AND INDICES OF PREPARATORY PROCESSES A. GENERAL ISSUES. 7. Neurophysiological approaches to brain mechanisms for preparatory set / Edward V. Evarts -- 8. Cognitive psychophysiology and preparatory processes: a case study / Emanuel Donchin, Michael G.H. Coles, and Gabriele Gratton -- 9. Dual nature of anticipatory classically conditioned reactions / Pierre Perruchet. PART III. CENTRAL MECHANISMS AND INDICES OF PREPARATORY PROCESSES B. INPUT PROCESSES. 10. Effects of ballistic and tracking movements on spinal proprioceptive and cutaneois pathways in man / C. Demaire, J. Honore, and J.M. Coquery -- 11. Word expectancy and event-related brain potentials during sentence processing / Martha Kutas, Timothy E. Lindamood, and Steven A. Hillyard -- 12. Lexical decisions during the reading of sentences containing polysemous words / Joel Pynte, Philippe Do, and Paolo Scampa. PART III. CENTRAL MECHANISMS AND INDICES OF PREPARATORY PROCESSES C. OUTPUT PROCESSES. 13. Some experimental evidence for a three-step model of motor preparation / Jean Requin, Jean-Claude Lecas, and Michel Bonnet -- 14. Selective and aselective control of spinal motor structures during preparation for a movement / C.H.M. Brunia -- 15. Neocerebellum and motor programming: evidence from reaction-time studies in monkeys with dentale nucleus lesions / D. Beaubaton, E. Trouche, and E. Legallet. PART IV. GLOBAL AND LOCAL PREPARATORY PROCESSES. 16. The contribution of open-loop and closed-loop control modes in prehension movements / M. Jeannerod -- 17. Reorganization of posture before movement / Michel Dufosse, Jane macPherson, and J. Massion -- 18. Global metric properties and preparatory processes in drawing movements / Francesco Lacquanti, Carlo Terzuolo, and Paolo Viviani.

ISBN

• 0898593255
• 9780898593259

LCCN

83020836

OCLC

• ocm10185318
• 10185318
• SCSB-623024

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library