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Vigor Neuroeconomics Of Movement Control Reza Shadmehr

Name: Vigor Neuroeconomics Of Movement Control Reza Shadmehr
SKU: BELL-11277356
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: MIT Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 38.35 MB

Author: Reza Shadmehr

ISBN: 9780262044059, 9780262358705, 0262044056, 0262358700

Language: English

Year: 2020

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Vigor Neuroeconomics Of Movement Control Reza Shadmehr by Reza Shadmehr 9780262044059, 9780262358705, 0262044056, 0262358700 instant download after payment.

At the airport, waiting outside the security area, you might notice a young family, mom and child, spotting the person they are waiting for: dad. There is a smile on the dad’s face as he exits the security area and finds them. They run toward each other.
At around the same time there is another man, about the same age, also coming out, but not being greeted by his family. Rather, he notices that a limo driver is holding a tablet with his name on it. Not surprisingly, he does not run toward the driver.
Why do we run toward people we love, but merely walk toward others? What brain mechanism compels us to move with more vigor towards things we value more?