A multichannel information-processing system is simpler and more easily tested

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (5):646-646 (2002)
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Abstract

The dance metaphor for the communication between two organisms may be an appealing image because it appears to capture the intricate synchronization of their interaction; however, it is neither parsimonious nor easily tested. Instead, a multichannel information-processing model, even one that can process only serial events, provides all of the flexibility required to account for the complex temporal coordinated action observed.

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