Motor programme information as a separable memory unit
Identifieur interne : 001481 ( Main/Exploration ); précédent : 001480; suivant : 001482Motor programme information as a separable memory unit
Auteurs : Johannes Engelkamp [Allemagne] ; Hubert D. Zimmer [Allemagne]Source :
- Psychological Research [ 0340-0727 ] ; 1984-08-01.
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- Action phrase, Action phrases, Assessment advantage, Assessment times, Class reference, Comparison process, Conceptual information, Corresponding motor programme, Deutscher verlag, Encoding, Encoding condition, Encoding condition factor, Encoding conditions, Encoding factor, Engelkamp, Engelkamp sieloff, Engelkamp zimmer, Error variance, Experimental conditions, Experimental items, First action, First phrase, First presentation, Frame reference, Identical movement patterns, Independent memory representations, Interaction effect, Item class, Item relatedness, List effect, List factor, List half, Main effect, Main effect favouring, Main task, Method subjects, Motor programme, Motor programme information, Motor programmes, Movement components, Movement patterns, Movement similarity, Nearest millisecond, Other hand, Practice items, Prime encoding, Prime item, Prime items, Prime stimulus, Prime target, Programme, Programme information, Quicker reaction times, Random factor, Reaction time, Reaction times, Relatedness, Relatedness effect, Relatedness factor, Repetition, Same movement patterns, Same subject, Second half, Second presentation, Shorter reaction times, Target item, Target item class, Target item repetition, Target items, Target stimuli, Target stimulus, Test procedure, Threefold interaction, Twofold interaction, Unrelated item pairs, Unrelated items, Verb, Verb targets, Verbal repetition, Verbal repetition condition, Warning signal, Word marks, Zimmer, Zimmer engelkamp.
Abstract
Summary: Two experiments produced further evidence for the claim that motor programme information may be considered as a separate memory unit, partially independent of other memory representations. In Experiment 1, it was shown that for the comparison of shared movement components in two actions such as “turning the handle” and “stirring the ingredients”, the activation of their motor programmes is required. This is demonstrated by the finding that the execution of the first action, which preactivates its motor programmes, leads to shorter reaction times than under control conditions in which the verbally described action is only spoken. In Experiment 2, it was further shown that the execution of the action does not in every case expedite the assessment of a connection between a prime item and a target item vis à vis verbal repetition, but only where the task requires the activation of motor programmes.
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DOI: 10.1007/BF00308889
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