'Biological motion' diaporamas de présentation

Human Social Interaction perspectives from neuroscience

1. Human Social Interaction perspectives from neuroscience. Dr. Roger Newport Room B47 Student Drop-in: Tuesdays 12-2 www.psychology.nottingham.ac.uk/staff/rwn roger.newport@nottingham.ac.uk. Understanding Action: social visual cues and biological motion. This lecture:

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Social Cognition and the Mirror Neuron System of the Brain

Social Cognition and the Mirror Neuron System of the Brain. Jaime A. Pineda, Ph.D. Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory COGS1 class. Motivating Questions. How do our brains perceive the mental states of others despite their inaccessibility?

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University of Arizona Fall 2007 MURI Seminar

University of Arizona Fall 2007 MURI Seminar. Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini October 29, 2007 Attribute substitution, perception, and reasoning. Biological motion. More substitutions. Biological movement is special. Everyday experience (biological versus mechanical movement)

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Biological Motion Perception

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More Perception

More Perception. Introduction to Cognitive Science. Motion Perception. The problem of motion perception. How are properties of the 3D world (structure and motion of objects) specified in the changing 2D image (as further complicated by eye, head, and body movement)?. Biological motion.

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Multisensory Perception and Biological Motion

Multisensory Perception and Biological Motion. Ayse Pinar Saygin, Margarita Sarri, Jon Driver Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience BUCNI Project Presentation Nov 29 2007. Background.

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Links Between Action Perception and Action Production in 10-Week-Old Infants

Links Between Action Perception and Action Production in 10-Week-Old Infants Vincent M. Reid 1 and Katharina Kaduk 1 Department of Psychology, Durham University, UK. Correspondence to: Vincent Reid ( vincent.reid@durham.ac.uk ). Introduction.

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Action Understanding in Autistic Spectrum Conditions: Social and Perceptual Factors

Overhead. Side. Figure 1: 15 Point Walker. 1) Point light walker consisting of 15 points. 2)Actual stimuli: Same walker embedded in noise. 3) Same walker in noise with lines connecting joint. Figure 2: 9 Point Walker.

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