… attention must be paid to the selection of action. Thus, the task serves as a reasonable test of
willed action … tasks that require high attention to the selection of action to be associated with …

… A series of experiments examines selective attention in the latter … Attention accesses
action-centered internal representations … attention is determined by action-centered …

The paper considers the question of why subjects are poor at performing two tasks simultaneously
if both require attention. It is shown using positron emission tomography (PET) that …

… One reason for choosing visual attention is that it presents a particular theoretical challenge
to an action-oriented view of attention. Relating attention to action control seems intuitively …

… We are only beginning to form an understanding of the spatiotemporal dynamics of action
understanding. To fully understand the effects of attention on biological motion and action …

… focus on attention to bodily action. 20 One way of understanding acting attentively in bodily
action is in terms of attention to the targets of action, … This form of attention, however, is easily …

… of covert attention, … attention from those based on action-centred frames, a task was required
which held constant the locus of the hand^attention, while varying the nature of the action…

… mechanisms of action of … drug action in patients with ADHD. The first section will summarize
research concerning drug effects in ADHD and will serve to constrain and guide our attention …

… In many circumstances, the selection and control of action can occur perfectly well without
awareness. Awareness of action seems not be relevant to the control of action, but to our …

The ability to localize objects in three-dimensional space is fundamental to many of our
interactions with the environment. This ability often depends on visual perception of the size, …