Self-powered wearable sensing-textiles for real-time detecting environmental atmosphere
and body motion have been presented. The textile is based on highly-stretchable conductive …

Little is known about how the human brain keeps track of body parts in the visual field. Here
we show that unattended images of right/left hands elicit a mismatch response when they …

After a moving object has disappeared, observers typically mislocate its final position to
where that object would have been if it had briefly continued to move. Previous studies have …

There is compelling evidence that our perception of others' bodies and movements is
shaped by several 1 rules and constraints, such as the biomechanics of body movement …

The perception of apparent body movement sometimes follows biologically plausible paths
rather than paths along the shortest distance as in the case for inanimate objects. For …

Imitation development was studied in a cross‐sectional design involving 174 primary‐school
children (aged 6–10), focusing on the effect of actions' complexity and error analysis to infer …

Across cultures, speakers produce iconic gestures, which add–through the movement of the
speakers' hands–a pictorial dimension to the speakers' message. These gestures capture …

To program proper reactions, athletes must anticipate opponents' actions on the basis of
previous visuomotor experience. In particular, such abilities seem to rely on processing …

There is evidence suggesting that viewing hands triggers automatic access to the Body
Structural Description, a visual-spatial representation of human body parts configuration …

In most clinical approaches the body receives little attention. In cognitive science, in contrast,
the embodied and grounded perspective, which emphasizes the importance of the body …