According to the Theory of Event Coding, both perceived and self-produced events are
coded by binding codes of the features of these events into event files. Here I argue that …

Abstract The Theory of Event Coding (TEC) has influenced research on action and
perception across the past two decades. It integrates several seminal empirical phenomena …

Coherent, voluntary action requires an integrated representation of these actions and their
defining features. Although theories delineate how action integration requiring binding …

Stimulus and response features are linked together into an event file when a response is
made towards a stimulus. If some or all linked features repeat, the whole event file (including …

Because tics are the defining clinical feature of Tourette syndrome, it is conceptualized
predominantly as a motor disorder. There is some evidence though suggesting that the …

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 …

There is growing consensus that stimulus–response bindings (event files) play a central role
in human action control. Here, we investigated how the integration and the retrieval of event …

There is evidence that planning an action relies on binding codes of the relevant features of
that action into an action plan. Such binding is indicated by the observation that planning a …

The sociomotor framework outlines a possible role of social action effects on human action
control, suggesting that anticipated partner reactions are a major cue to represent, select …

Action planning can be construed as the temporary binding of action features to form a
representation known as an action file. This file is distinct from other possible, but currently …