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stimulus–response

stimulus–response In this packet, stimulus–response refers to a link between what a person observes and how they act in response.

In this packet, stimulus–response refers to a link between what a person observes and how they act in response. It appears in stimulus–response compatibility effects, where seeing an action can automatically influence motor performance.

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Drafting source: Genovese Francesca; Fanghella Martina; Sinigaglia Corrado; Barchiesi Guido. Does experience modulate automatic imitation? A new look. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0357821; article XML SHA-256 c8d0e65aca9987e237b73497baffc78d4e96bcec7cc96da87614914d5a859d24. “Does experience modulate automatic imitation? A new look” (10.1371/journal.pone.0357821).
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