Habituation in Predictability-Modulations of Stimulus-Response Binding.

ABSTRACT: Acting intentionally requires the integration of perceptual with action information in a common representational format. In the action control literature, this integrated representation is often called event file and is measured in so-called stimulus-response binding effects. These effects allow us to measure the strength of this shared representation and the impact it can have on behavior. A well-established finding is that particular variables can modulate the size of binding effects - one recently discovered modulator is stimulus predictability: If perceptual information is perfectly predictable, stimulus-response binding effects diminish. Yet, the concrete mechanism of why predictability diminishes stimulus-response binding effects remained elusive so far. In the present study (

SUBMITTER: Schmalbrock P 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11931097 | biostudies-literature | 2025

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature