Presentation 2009-06-16
Brain mechanisms related to the selection of appropriate actions in receiving objects
Hiroshi Shibata, Jiro Gyoba,
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Abstract(in English) The observation of other peoples' actions is known to affect the observer's actions. Recent studies have investigated the processes of action selection for joint actions, and it has been suggested that the neural mechanisms related to the observation and understanding of coactors' actions accelerate or interfere with the appropriate action selections of actors. In this study, we focused on the pass-and-receive actions performed by two people as a cooperative joint action and discussed the brain mechanism related to the selection of appropriate actions while receiving objects. In particular, we discussed the processes of action selection when receivers have to select actions that are different from those of the passer and the viewpoint effects of the receiver (active view) and the passer (passive view).
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Keyword(in English) Action Selection / Processing of Appropriateness / Viewpoint / Joint Action
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Title (in English) Brain mechanisms related to the selection of appropriate actions in receiving objects
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Keyword(1) Action Selection
Keyword(2) Processing of Appropriateness
Keyword(3) Viewpoint
Keyword(4) Joint Action
1st Author's Name Hiroshi Shibata
1st Author's Affiliation Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University:Japan Society for the Promotion of Science()
2nd Author's Name Jiro Gyoba
2nd Author's Affiliation Graduate School of Arts & Letters, Tohoku University
Date 2009-06-16
Paper # HIP2009-64
Volume (vol) vol.109
Number (no) 83
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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