Oxford handbook of human action

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New York: Oxford University Press (2009)
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This volume brings together this new knowledge in a single, concise source, covering most if not all of the basic questions regarding human action: What are the ...

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BF619.5.O94 2009

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Action and mental representation. The prefrontal cortex stores structured event complexes that are the representational basis for cognitively-derived actions.Jordan Grafman & Frank Krueger
Action representation as the bedrock of social cognition: a developmental neuroscience perspective.Jean Decety & Jessica A. Sommerville
Affect, goals, and movement. Affect and action control.Deidre L. Reis & Jeremy R. Gray
Basic principles, systems, and phenomena. Cognition and action.Wolfgang Prinz, Gisa Aschersleben & Iring Koch
Consciousness as a trouble shooting device? The role of consciousness in goal pursuit.Karin C. A. Bongers & Ap Dijksterhuis
Control, choice, and volition. Free willpower: a limited resource theory of volition, choice, and self-regulation.F. Baumeister Roy, T. Gaillot Matthew & M. Tice Dianne
Decision utility, incentive salience, and cue-triggered wanting.Kent C. Berridge & J. Wayne Aldridge
Elbow grease: The experience of effort in action.J. Preston, D. M. Wegner, E. Morsella, J. A. Bargh & P. M. Gollwitzer
Flexibility in the development of action.E. Adolph Karen, S. Joh Amy, M. Franchak John, Simone Shaziela Ishak & V. Gill
From goal-activation to action: how does preference and use of knowledge intervene?Arthur B. Markman, C. Miguel Brendl & Kyungil Kim
How the mind moves the body: lessons from apraxia.Georg Goldenberg
Living on the edge: shifting between nonconscious and conscious goal pursuit.M. Gollwitzer Peter, J. Parks-Stamm Elizabeth & Gabriele Oettingen
Non-conscious goal pursuit and the effortful control of behavior.Ran R. Hassin, Henk Aarts, Baruch Eitam, Ruud Custers & Tali Kleiman
On the neural implementation of optimal decisions.Patrick Simen, Philip Holmes & Jonathan D. Cohen
Phenomenal and metacognitive. Elbow grease: when action feels like work.Jesse Preston & Daniel M. Wegner
Smart moves: The psychology of everyday perceptual-motor acts.David A. Rosenbaum, Jonathan Vaughan, Ruud Gj Meulenbroek, Steven Jax & Rajal G. Cohen
Speech errors and the implicit learning of phonological sequences.S. Dell Gary, A. Warker Jill & Christine Whalen
The activation, selection, and expression. Smart moves: the psychology of everyday perceptual-motor acts.A. Rosenbaum David, Ruud Jonathan Vaughan, Rajal G. J. Meulenbroek Steven Jax & G. Cohen
The inhibition of unwanted actions.Clayton E. Curtis & Mark D'Esposito
The or‌s and sources of action. Acquisition, representation, and control of action.Bernhard Hommel & Birgit Elsner
The primary function of consciousness: why skeletal muscles are voluntary muscles.Ezequiel Morsella, Stephen C. Krieger & John A. Bargh
The role of memory in the control of action.Gordon D. Logan
The two horses of behavior: reflection and impulse.Fritz Strack, Roland Deutsch & Regina Krieglmeyer
The mechanisms of human action: introduction and background.  (pages 1--32)Ezequiel Morsella
Cognition and action.  (pages 2)Wolfgang Prinz, Gisa Aschersleben & Iring Koch
The visual control of object manipulation.  (pages 88--103)David A. Westwood
What do we prime? On distinguishing between semantic priming, procedural priming, and goal priming.  (pages 173--193)Jens Forster, Nira Liberman & Ronald S. Friedman
The prefrontal cortex stores structured event complexes that are the representational basis for cognitively derived actions.  (pages 197--213)Jordan Grafman & Frank Krueger
Interactions between action and visual objects.  (pages 213--224)Rob Ellis
The movement of eye and hand as a window into language and cognition.  (pages 225--249)Michael Spivey, Daniel Richardson & Rick Dale
Affect and action control.  (pages 277--297)Deidre L. Reis & Jeremy R. Gray
Action, affect, and two-mode models of functioning.  (pages 298--327)Charles S. Carver & Michael F. Scheier
The role of goal-systems in self-regulation.  (pages 350--367)Arie W. Kruglanski & Catalina Kopetz
Acquisition, representation, and control of action.  (pages 371--398)Bernhard Hommel & Birgit Elsner
Automaticity in situ and in te lab: the nature of habit in daily life.  (pages 442--457)David T. Neal & Wendy Wood
Mimicry: its ubiquity, importance, and functionality.  (pages 458--483)Tanya L. Chartrand & Amy N. Dalton
Free willpower: A limited resource theory of volition, choice, and self-regulation.  (pages 487--508)R. F. Baumeister, M. T. Gailliot & D. M. Tice
Elbow grease: when action feels like work.  (pages 569--586)Jesse Preston & Daniel M. Wegner

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