When the size of visual objects matches the size of the response required to perform the
task, a potentiation effect has been reported, with faster responses in compatible than …

According to the theory of embodied cognition, semantic processing is closely coupled with
body movements. For example, constraining hand movements inhibits memory for objects …

Seeing objects usually grasped with a power or a precision grip (eg, an apple vs a cherry)
potentiates power-and precision-grip responses, respectively. An embodied account …

We aimed to better understand the link between vocalization and grasping. We especially
test whether neurocognitive processes underlying this interaction are not grasping specific …

We aimed to understand which factors have a functional role in the size coding of
responses, either the size of the switches or the force required to trigger each switch. This …

Seeing large or small objects in a choice-reaction task facilitates power and precision grip,
respectively. According to the motor-simulation account, this congruity effect reflects an …

People are faster to perform a precision grip when they see a cherry (ie, a small graspable
object) than to perform a power grip, and the reverse holds true when they see an apple (ie …

Objective As images are used within graphical user interfaces to signify menu selection, it is
important to understand how image properties can influence cursor placement online …

Аннотация Цель. Репрезентация является мультисенсорной моделью объекта,
который может быть представлен либо не представлен в непосредственном опыте …

The motor potentiation effect of grasping behaviors, namely the fact that the mere perception
of agrasping object facilitates compatible motor response. According to the simulationnist …