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Sensory predictions during action support perception of imitative reactions across suprasecond delays

机译:行动期间的感官预测支持跨越延迟延误的染色反应的感知

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Perception during action is optimized by sensory predictions about the likely consequences of our movements. Influential theories in social cognition propose that we use the same predictions during interaction, supporting perception of similar reactions in our social partners. However, while our own action outcomes typically occur at short, predictable delays after movement execution, the reactions of others occur at longer, variable delays in the order of seconds. To examine whether we use sensorimotor predictions to support perception of imitative reactions, we therefore investigated the temporal profile of sensory prediction during action in two psychophysical experiments. We took advantage of an influence of prediction on apparent intensity, whereby predicted visual stimuli appear brighter (more intense). Participants performed actions (e.g., index finger lift) and rated the brightness of observed outcomes congruent (index finger lift) or incongruent (middle finger lift) with their movements. Observed action outcomes could occur immediately after execution, or at longer delays likely reflective of those in natural social interaction (1800 or 3600 ms). Consistent with the previous literature, Experiment 1 revealed that congruent action outcomes were rated as brighter than incongruent outcomes. Importantly, this facilitatory perceptual effect was found irrespective of whether outcomes occurred immediately or at delay. Experiment 2 replicated this finding and demonstrated that it was not the result of response bias. These findings therefore suggest that visual predictions generated during action are sufficiently general across time to support our perception of imitative reactions in others, likely generating a range of benefits during social interaction.
机译:在行动期间的感知是通过关于我们运动的可能后果的感官预测优化。社会认知的有影响力的理论建议我们在互动期间使用相同的预测,支持对社会伙伴中类似反应的看法。然而,虽然我们自己的行动结果通常发生在移动执行后的短暂,可预测的延迟之后,但是其他延迟的反应更长,速度较长,速度较长。为了检查我们是否使用SensorImotor预测来支持对模仿反应的感知,因此我们研究了在两个心理物理实验中的作用期间感觉预测的时间轮廓。我们利用了对表观强度预测的影响,从而预测的视觉刺激显得更亮(更激烈)。参与者执行了行动(例如,食指升降机)并评定了观察结果的亮度(指数手指升降机)或不一致(中指电梯)的亮度。观察到的行动结果可以在执行后立即发生,或者在可能反映自然社会互动(1800或3600毫秒)的更长延迟可能会发生。与以前的文献一致,实验1透露,一致行动结果被评为比不一致的结果更亮。重要的是,发现这种有促进的感知效果是不管立即发生还是延迟发生的结果。实验2复制了这一发现并证明它不是响应偏差的结果。因此,这些调查结果表明,在动作期间产生的视觉预测在一段时间内都是足够的一般,以支持我们对他人的模仿反应的看法,可能在社交互动期间产生一系列益处。

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