To Pass or Not to Pass: Modeling the Movement and Affordance Dynamics of a Pick and Place Task

@DrYohanJohn The issue I have with these approaches is that they often ignore the nervous system altogether. The resulting models are thus purely at the macro-level. I was involved in some fascinating work in this area with Mike Richardson and Maurice Lamb

RT @markkula: @IrisVanRooij Possibly not core social psychology, but theories in work on joint action / interaction seem to be computationa…

@IrisVanRooij Possibly not core social psychology, but theories in work on joint action / interaction seem to be computationally fully specified quite often, e.g. found this now: https://t.co/aDx1FneQMP And we do computational models of interactions in tr

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