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Six dimensions describe action understanding: the ACT-FASTaxonomy

2019-06-13

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<p>Humans engage in a wide variety of different actions and activities. These range from simple motor actions like reaching for an object, to complex activities like governing a nation. Navigating everyday life requires people to make sense of this diversity of actions. We suggest that the mind simplifies this complex domain by attending primarily to the most essential features of actions. Using a parsimonious set...

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Literature Corpus work: fa4316fb-e2be-5146-8958-1aa491a32867
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/gt6bw

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