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Ross, Brian H.; Wang, Ranxiao F.; Kramer, Arthur F.; Simons, Daniel J.; Crowell, James A.

doi:10.1037/e527352012-239

PsycEXTRA Dataset 2006

DOI: 10.1037/e527352012-239

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Brian H. Ross¹,

Ranxiao F. Wang²,

Arthur F. Kramer³

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“…In fact, sensorimotor experiences are part and parcel of the conceptual representations that constitute our current knowledge. Embodied effects have been consistently identified in many high-level cognitive processes, such as language processing (Boulenger et al, 2006), number magnitude processing (Badets & Pesenti, 2010), categorization (Ross, Wang, Kramer, Simons, & Crowell, 2007; Smith, 2005), and emotions (Niedenthal, Winkielman, Mondillon, & Vermeulen, 2009).…”

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The Embodied Nature of Motor Imagery Processes Highlighted by Short-Term Limb Immobilization

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Almecija

Toussaint

2014

Experimental Psychology

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We investigated the embodied nature of motor imagery processes through a recent use-dependent plasticity approach, a short-term limb immobilization paradigm. A splint placed on the participants' left-hand during a brief period of 24 h was used for immobilization. The immobilized participants performed two mental rotation tasks (a hand mental rotation task and a number mental rotation task) before (pre-test) and immediately after (post-test) the splint removal. The control group did not undergo the immobilization procedure. The main results showed an immobilization-induced effect on left-hand stimuli, resulting in a lack of task-repetition benefit. By contrast, accuracy was higher and response times were shorter for right-hand stimuli. No immobilization-induced effects appeared for number stimuli. These results revealed that the cognitive representation of hand movements can be modified by a brief period of sensorimotor deprivation, supporting the hypothesis of the embodied nature of motor simulation processes.

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The Embodied Nature of Motor Imagery Processes Highlighted by Short-Term Limb Immobilization

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Toussaint

2014

Experimental Psychology

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