Control With an Eye for Perception: Precursors to an Active Psychophysics

John M. Flach

Control With an Eye for Perception: Precursors to an Active Psychophysics

Wright State University

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Abstract

The perception-action cycle is viewed within the context of research in manual control. A portrait of a perception-action system is derived from the primitives of control theory in order to evaluate the promise of this perspective for what Warren and McMfllan (1984) have termed "Active Psychophysics." That is, a study of human performance that does justice to the intimate coupling between perception and action.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 1 1989
Event	Visually Guided Control of Movement - Duration: Jan 1 1989 → …

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Conference	Visually Guided Control of Movement
Period	1/1/89 → …

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Psychology
Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Control With an Eye for Perception: Precursors to an Active Psychophysics

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