Social beliefs and visual attention: How the social relevance of a cue influences spatial orienting
We are highly tuned to each other's visual attention. Perceiving the eye or hand movements
of another person can influence the timing of a saccade or the reach of our own. However …
of another person can influence the timing of a saccade or the reach of our own. However …
Autistic traits predict poor integration between top-down contextual expectations and movement kinematics during action observation
Autism is associated with difficulties in predicting and understanding other people's actions.
There is evidence that autistic traits are distributed across a spectrum and that subclinical …
There is evidence that autistic traits are distributed across a spectrum and that subclinical …
The role of transients in action observation
A large number of studies have now described the various ways in which the observation of
another person's dynamic movement can influence the speed with which the observer is …
another person's dynamic movement can influence the speed with which the observer is …
The sociality of social inhibition of return
Cognitive processes are traditionally studied in individual settings, while the possible effect
of the social context is ignored. The present study focuses on the social inhibition of return …
of the social context is ignored. The present study focuses on the social inhibition of return …
Action or attention in social inhibition of return?
When two individuals alternate reaching responses to targets located in a visual display,
reaction times are longer when responses are directed to where the co-actor just responded …
reaction times are longer when responses are directed to where the co-actor just responded …
The effect of co-actor group membership on the social inhibition of return effect
Being part of a group is a crucial factor in human social interaction. In the current study we
explored whether group membership affects reflexive automatic cognitive functioning, and …
explored whether group membership affects reflexive automatic cognitive functioning, and …
Are goal states represented during kinematic imitation?
A number of studies have shown that observation of another person's actions can modulate
one's own actions, such as when 2 individuals cooperate in order to complete a joint task …
one's own actions, such as when 2 individuals cooperate in order to complete a joint task …
Response-specific effects in a joint action task: social inhibition of return effects do not emerge when observed and executed actions are different
Although the inhibition of return (IOR) effect is primarily studied when people act individually,
IOR is also observed in social environments where a person observes a partner's response …
IOR is also observed in social environments where a person observes a partner's response …
Cognition-in-the-world: the cognitive attunement hypothesis of social offloading
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Cognition is at home in a lived-in world. We are embedded in complex environments and
generate our understanding of the world through countless active and action-oriented …
generate our understanding of the world through countless active and action-oriented …
Attention allocation in complementary joint action: How joint goals affect spatial orienting
When acting jointly, individuals often attend and respond to the same object or spatial
location in complementary ways (eg, when passing a mug, one person grasps its handle …
location in complementary ways (eg, when passing a mug, one person grasps its handle …