Hysteresis in motor and language production.

ABSTRACT: Hysteresis in motor planning and syntactic priming in language planning refer to the influence of prior production history on current production behaviour. Computational efficiency accounts of action hysteresis and theoretical accounts of syntactic priming both argue that reusing an existing plan is less costly than generating a novel plan. Despite these similarities across motor and language frameworks, research on planning in these domains has largely been conducted independently. The current study adapted an existing language paradigm to mirror the incremental nature of a manual motor task to investigate the presence of parallel hysteresis effects across domains. We observed asymmetries in production choice for both the motor and language tasks that resulted from the influ

SUBMITTER: Lebkuecher AL 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9936447 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature