Perception and action rely on integrating or binding different features of stimuli and
responses. Such bindings are short-lived, but they can be retrieved for a limited amount of …

The ideomotor principle holds that anticipating the sensory consequences of a movement
triggers an associated motor response. Even though this framework dates back to the 19th …

The appeal and popularity of “building blocks”, ie, simple and dissociable elements of
behavior and experience, persists in psychological research. We begin our assessment of …

Binding between stimulus features and between stimuli and responses has been discussed
as a central mechanism in human action control: Carrying out a response to a stimulus leads …

A single encounter of a stimulus together with a response can result in a short-lived
association between the stimulus and the response [sometimes called an event file, see …

Statistical learning, the process of extracting regularities from the environment, is one of the
most fundamental abilities playing an essential role in almost all aspects of human …

Nowadays there is consensus that stimulus and response features are partially represented
in the same coding format furthering the binding of these features into event files. If some or …

Executing a response results in bindings between features of present stimuli and features of
the response (Hommel et al., 2001). Repetition of any of these features can then retrieve …

It is assumed that stimuli and responses to them are integrated in an event file and further
when all or some of these features repeat the previous event-file will be retrieved. The …

Responding to a stimulus leads to the integration of response and stimulus' features into an
event file. Upon repetition of any of its features, the previous event file is retrieved, thereby …