… underlying visual perception in the allocentric flame of reference and that involved in motor
action … In summary, the illusion effect increased progressively from the visual conditions to the …

… visual system as independent modules for visual awareness and the visual guidance of
actions. … Some results suggest that immunity from visual illusions might be found when task …

… sensitivity to visual illusions in the predicted way according to the perception–action theory.
… for explanations for the weak effects of visual illusions on action, our results suggest thus that …

… perception hypothesis) the motor system is less affected by visual illusions than perception.
That is, it is no longer sufficient to ask whether grasping is affected by visual illusions at all, …

… affect actions in some circumstances but not others. I propose that this pattern can best be …
that visual illusions affect the planning of actions but do not affect the on-line control of actions. …

… realization of that action. Specifically, illusions affect the planning of actions but do not affect
their online control, so that errors in planning (caused by the illusory context surrounding a …

… grasping systems are insensitive to visual illusions that dramatically bias visual perception.
The first wave of studies of illusory effects on perception and action have supported the idea …

… illusion affected perception and action to the same extent in MS as in controls. Since the
dorsal pathway includes MT 2 , which is known to process visual … perception and action. One …

… provocative suggestion that the visual signal received by PMv neurons directly influences
perception—either perception of the external world or perception of one's own actions. As the …

… of visual illusions on the control of action. Much of this work has been motivated by Milner
and Goodale’s two visual system model of visual … and the visual control of action. It holds that …