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C. Veronesi

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Anticipatory postural adjustments during joint action coordination

2019

International audience; There is a current claim that humans are able to effortlessly detect others’ hidden mental state by simply observing their movements and transforming the visual input into motor knowledge to predict behaviour. Using a classical paradigm quantifying motor predictions, we tested the role of vision feedback during a reach and load-lifting task performed either alone or with the help of a partner. Wrist flexor and extensor muscle activities were recorded on the supporting hand. Early muscle changes preventing limb instabilities when participants performed the task by themselves revealed the contribution of the visual input in postural anticipation. When the partner perfo…

coordinationPosturelcsh:MedicineActivationSocio-culturaleReaching MovementsArticleTimesocial behaviorCorticesMedical researchextensor muscleMotor controlLS5_1[SDV.MHEP.AHA]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Human health and pathology/Tissues and Organs [q-bio.TO]Posture coordination extensor muscle flexor muscle social behaviorlcsh:Scienceflexor muscleSupplementary Motor Arealcsh:RHandAcquisitionPremotorlcsh:QPerception[SDV.NEU]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Neurons and Cognition [q-bio.NC]Load-Lifting Task[SDV.MHEP]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Human health and pathology
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Publisher Correction: Anticipatory postural adjustments during joint action coordination

2019

There is a current claim that humans are able to effortlessly detect others' hidden mental state by simply observing their movements and transforming the visual input into motor knowledge to predict behaviour. Using a classical paradigm quantifying motor predictions, we tested the role of vision feedback during a reach and load-lifting task performed either alone or with the help of a partner. Wrist flexor and extensor muscle activities were recorded on the supporting hand. Early muscle changes preventing limb instabilities when participants performed the task by themselves revealed the contribution of the visual input in postural anticipation. When the partner performed the unloading, a co…

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