%0 Journal Article %1 Symes:2008 %A Symes, Ed %A Tucker, Mike %A Ellis, Rob %A Vainio, Lari %A Ottoboni, Giovanni %D 2008 %J Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance %K affordances, attention, blindness change motor–visual object priming, visual %P 854–871 %T Grasp Preparation Improves Change Detection for Congruent Objects %V 34 %X A series of experiments provided converging support for the hypothesis that action preparation biases selective attention to action-congruent object features. When visual transients are masked in so-called change-blindness scenes, viewers are blind to substantial changes between 2 otherwise identical pictures that flick back and forth. The authors report data in which participants planned a grasp prior to the onset of a change-blindness scene in which 1 of 12 objects changed identity. Change blindness was substantially reduced for grasp-congruent objects (e.g., planning a whole-hand grasp reduced change blindness to a changing apple). A series of follow-up experiments ruled out an alternative explanation that this reduction had resulted from a labeling or strategizing of responses and provided converging support that the effect genuinely arose from grasp planning.

@article{Symes:2008, abstract = {A series of experiments provided converging support for the hypothesis that action preparation biases selective attention to action-congruent object features. When visual transients are masked in so-called change-blindness scenes, viewers are blind to substantial changes between 2 otherwise identical pictures that flick back and forth. The authors report data in which participants planned a grasp prior to the onset of a change-blindness scene in which 1 of 12 objects changed identity. Change blindness was substantially reduced for grasp-congruent objects (e.g., planning a whole-hand grasp reduced change blindness to a changing apple). A series of follow-up experiments ruled out an alternative explanation that this reduction had resulted from a labeling or strategizing of responses and provided converging support that the effect genuinely arose from grasp planning.}, added-at = {2009-06-26T15:25:19.000+0200}, author = {Symes, Ed and Tucker, Mike and Ellis, Rob and Vainio, Lari and Ottoboni, Giovanni}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2797c0b6561a052cfed0eb9507645125e/butz}, description = {diverse cognitive systems bib}, interhash = {52a70f263512f7ed5e5c06b467d25aac}, intrahash = {797c0b6561a052cfed0eb9507645125e}, journal = {Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance}, keywords = {affordances, attention, blindness change motor–visual object priming, visual}, owner = {butz}, pages = {854–871}, timestamp = {2009-06-26T15:25:56.000+0200}, title = {Grasp Preparation Improves Change Detection for Congruent Objects}, volume = 34, year = 2008 }