Do Fielders Know Where to Go to Catch the Ball or Only How to Get There?¶
McLeod, P., & Dienes, Z. (1996). Do Fielders Know Where to Go to Catch the Ball or Only How to Get There?. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 22(3), 531-543.
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- Perception Action Loop
- It explains why thinking can be done in the world — agents offload cognitive work onto the loop, as when a fielder catches a fly ball not by computing its trajectory but by running so the ball appears to rise at a constant rate, letting the world do the arithmetic.
This sourceShows fielders run so the ball rises at a constant rate rather than computing its trajectory — offloading cognition onto the perception-action loop.
- It explains why thinking can be done in the world — agents offload cognitive work onto the loop, as when a fielder catches a fly ball not by computing its trajectory but by running so the ball appears to rise at a constant rate, letting the world do the arithmetic.
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