Where Is the Action in Perception? An Exploratory Study With a Haptic Sensory Substitution Device.
Frontiers in Psychology 2020 Tom Froese, Guillermo U Ortiz-Garin
Enactive cognitive science (ECS) and ecological psychology (EP) agree that active movement is important for perception, but they remain ambiguous regarding the precise role of agency. EP has focused on the notion of sensorimotor invariants, according to which bodily movements play an instrumental role in perception. ECS has focused on the notion of sensorimotor contingencies, which goes beyond...