FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2098996686> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2098996686 abstract "The investigation of human volition is a longstanding endeavor from both philosophers and researchers. Yet because of the major challenges associated with capturing voluntary movements in an ecologically relevant state in the research environment, it is only in recent years that human agency has grown as a field of cognitive neuroscience. In particular, the seminal work of Libet et al. (1983) paved the way for a neuroscientific approach to agency. Over the past decade, new objective paradigms have been developed to study agency, drawing upon emerging concepts from cognitive and computational neuroscience. These include the chronometric approach of Libet's study which is embedded in the intentional binding paradigm, optimal motor control theory and most recent insights from active inference theory. Here we review these principal methods and their application to the study of agency in health and the insights gained from their application to neurological and psychiatric disorders. We show that the neuropsychological paradigms that are based upon these new approaches have key advantages over traditional experimental designs. We propose that these advantages, coupled with advances in neuroimaging, create a powerful set of tools for understanding human agency and its neurobiological basis." @default.
• W2098996686 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2098996686 creator A5025003387 @default.
• W2098996686 creator A5070878261 @default.
• W2098996686 date "2014-06-20" @default.
• W2098996686 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
• W2098996686 title "Beyond the “urge to move”: objective measures for the study of agency in the post-Libet era" @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1779974355 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1903122493 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1966820358 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1967063834 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1967252376 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1969113981 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1969837327 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1971525352 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1973168969 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1979732124 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1980440818 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1987052642 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1989949621 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1991512494 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1991771434 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1993248705 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W1998651249 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2005411263 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2005539546 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2008560062 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2008840249 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2013554506 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2013554742 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2014484736 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2015447804 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2020084640 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2021315348 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2025271685 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2025429003 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2032139276 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2038188851 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2040649258 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2049352755 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2057947947 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2068364798 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2070461647 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2071189046 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2077659983 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2084606218 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2086754401 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2091093652 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2093556213 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2096962395 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2098609197 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2099916769 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2104017981 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2105048319 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2105407889 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2105732570 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2106360908 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2108579733 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2110581104 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2111028594 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2111561246 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2112078274 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2115254747 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2117663940 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2122183812 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2123387453 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2123654944 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2124178595 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2125964048 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2126425126 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2126537608 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2126955565 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2130195834 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2130331015 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2132301123 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2136266574 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2140487181 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2140863829 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2140881785 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2142851600 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2148764920 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2149895629 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2151582777 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2152892753 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2153707159 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2153791616 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2158146863 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2161522345 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2161895935 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2162249955 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2163725438 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2167701625 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2168155501 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2169700848 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2169973997 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2172001786 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2172187797 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2337364883 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2495626142 @default.
• W2098996686 cites W2615531356 @default.

• next