Planning and control of action as solutions to an independence of visual mechanisms

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 27 (1):46-47 (2004)
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Glover proposes a planning–control model for the parietal lobe that contrasts with previous formulations that suggest independent mechanisms for perception and action. The planning–control model potentially solves practical functional problems with a proposed independence of perception and action, and offers some new directions for a study of human performance.

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