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• W1997009078 abstract "The performance of skilled movements gives rise to several sources of feedback. It is important to determine whether and at what level these cues are used. This article considers their use at the highest level of conscious control. Several experimental techniques are outlined to investigate the role of attention in the processing of visual and kinesthetic cues during the acquisition, initiation and control of movements. The mere presence of a visual pattern disrupts the acquisition of a kinesthetic pattern, while the presence of a kinesthetic pattern does not affect the acquisition of a visual pattern unless the subject is forced to attend the kinesthetic information. In the initiation of simple movements, kinesthetic cues seem to be ignored when visual cues are present, even though this delays the initiation. These results support the view that vision dominates kinesthesis at the level of central attention. Attentional mechanisms are involved in the initiation and control of discrete movements. Within the context of a continuous tracking task anticipated corrections appear to demand more attention than those which are not anticipated. L'exécution des mouvements met en jeu diverses sources d'informations rétroactives (feedback). Il est important de déterminer si ces informations sont utilisées etàquel niveau. Cet article considére leur intervention au niveau le plus haut du controˆle conscient. Plusieurs techniques expérimentales ayant pour but de déterminer le roˆle de l'attention dans le traitement des informations visuelles et proprioceptives pendant l'acquisition, l'initiation et le controˆle des mouvements sont décrites. La présence d'un modèle visuel suffitàcontrecarrer l'acquisition d'un modéle proprioceptif, tandis que celle d'un modèle proprioceptif n'affecte pas l'acquisition d'un modèle visuelàmoins que le sujet ne soit forcéàprendre en considération l'information proprioceptive. En présence d'informations visuelles utilisables le sujet semble ignorer les indications proprioceptives, lors de l'initiation de mouvements simples, meˆme si cette initiation doit eneˆtre retardée. Ces résultats corroborent l'opinion que la vision domine la proprioception au niveau de l'attention centrale. Le mécanisme de l'attention est impliquédans l'initiation et le controˆle de mouvements distincts. Dans le contexte d'une taˆche continue de poursuite les corrections qui sont anticipées semblent demander plus d'attention que celles qui ne le sont pas." @default.
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• W1997009078 title "Attention to visual and kinesthetic components of skills" @default.
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