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Action-oriented theories of cognition: definitions, debates, and implications for human movement science

2024-04-29

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<p>Action has long been considered a side issue for cognition, relegated to the role of output. More recently, cognitive science has increasingly positioned action at the centre of our understanding of the mind, seeing cognition as an active process of creating meaning through dynamic organism-environment interactions. This is true for both more radical embodied and enactive theories (e.g., Ecological Psychology)...

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7788e62c-4031-5b9d-8189-14c5eb71ecee
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10.31234/osf.io/ac8y5
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