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Movement kinematics drive chain selection toward intention detection

Soriano et al., 2018

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2012703913492706379
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Soriano M
Cavallo A
D’Ausilio A
Becchio C
Fadiga L
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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The ability to understand intentions based on another's movements is crucial for human interaction. This ability has been ascribed to the so-called motor chaining mechanism: anytime a motor chain is activated (eg, grasp-to-drink), the observer attributes to the agent …
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