Action scaling of distance perception is task specific and does not predict “the embodiment of culture”: a comment on Soliman, Gibson, and Glenberg (2013)

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@MagicTony I've pinged Glenberg on this too https://t.co/X6DcUlyA2W

My critique: they can't use Proffitt's work on how effort affects distance perception to motivate/explain their study http://t.co/lEc8lkDUCi

My commentary on Soliman et al's 'Embodiment of Culture' paper; blog http://t.co/1fvCxIStZd and @FrontiersIn piece http://t.co/zAVwirZAHS

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