Brain and Cognition

Cognitive Neuroscience of Actions: A Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
pp. 117-123(7)
Author: Rumiati R.I.

Compatibility between Observed and Executed Finger Movements: Comparing Symbolic, Spatial, and Imitative Cues
pp. 124-143(20)
Authors: Brass M.; Bekkering H.; Wohlschläger A.; Prinz W.

Cognition in Action: Testing a Model of Limb Apraxia
pp. 144-165(22)
Authors: Cubelli R.; Marchetti C.; Boscolo G.; Della Sala S.

The Role of the Dynamic Body Schema in Praxis: Evidence from Primary Progressive Apraxia
pp. 166-191(26)
Authors: Buxbaum L.J.; Giovannetti T.; Libon D.

Perceiving Human Locomotion: Priming Effects in Direction Discrimination
pp. 192-213(22)
Author: Verfaillie K.

The Role of Semantic Knowledge and Working Memory in Everyday Tasks
pp. 214-252(39)
Authors: Forde E.M.E.; Humphreys G.W.

Task Demands and Limb Apraxia in Stroke
pp. 253-279(27)
Authors: Roy E.A.; Heath M.; Westwood D.; Schweizer T.A.; Dixon M.J.; Black S.E.; Kalbfleisch L.; Barbour K.; Square P.A.

Neural Representation for the Perception of the Intentionality of Actions
pp. 280-302(23)
Authors: Jellema T.; Baker C.I.; Wicker B.; Perrett D.I.

Papers to Appear in Forthcoming Issues
pp. 303-305(3)