Can the motor system utilize a stored representation to control movement?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 27 (1):25-27 (2004)
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Abstract

This commentary focuses on issues related to Glover's suppositions regarding the information available to the on-line control system and the behavioral consequences of (visual) information disruption. According to the author, a “highly accurate,” yet temporally unstable, visual representation of peripersonal space is available for real-time trajectory corrections. However, no direct evidence is currently available to support the position.

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