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When vision lags, motor prediction follows

2020-02-14

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When we act, our brains register the visual feedback of the outcome of our actions only approximately 150 ms after sending the motor commands to the muscles. By anticipating the sensory consequences of our actions, temporal prediction mechanisms help us to accurately perform time-critical motor actions, such as catching a ball, and to experience the world as temporally coherent. It remains unclear whether these pr...

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Literature Corpus work: 0af75c16-8239-58de-a28b-3f97490fa28a
DOI: 10.1101/2020.02.13.937235

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