From Adult Finger Tapping to Fetal Heart Beating: Retracing the Role of Coordination in Constituting Agency

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Topics in Cognitive Science 10 (1):18-35 (2018)
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The phenomenon of experienced agency is related to perceptual‐motor coordination, and Solfo and van Leeuwen discuss two ways that context can change this relationship. One is that agency is experienced only in contexts where environmentally‐coupled actions are stitched together over time to form long‐range correlations. The other is that the locus of agency depends on the temporal relationship between actions and events in the environment.

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