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Peer Action Coordination in Middle Childhood: A Replication Null Finding on Emotion Understanding and Inhibitory Control. [PDF]

Behav Sci (Basel)
Barresi G, Viana KMP, Hermansen TK, Ragaglia B, Bulgarelli D.   +4 more
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Global Research and Action Agenda for Climate Change and Mental Health

Lawrance E, Vay JNL, Ajlouni Y, Ali S, Yongabi KA, Aruta JJB, Bailey M, Belkin G, Clayton S, Collins P, Santos Md, Eissa M, Omrani OE, Faciolince M, Greaves N, Guinto R, Hayes K, Hill K, Jennings N, Lekwa H, Maharaj S, Massazza A, Minor K, Misha F, Modi T, Nasar S, Otto F, Pressburger L, Qudah M, Ridout M, Trisos C, Vercammen A, Watson D, Wray B, Wright S, Zeitz L.   +35 more
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How are local authorities responding to climate change and health impacts? A policy document analysis of four England regions

Turner G, O'Connor L, O’Connell E, Coleman P, Sharma-Waddington H, Hajat S, Kovats R.   +6 more
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Action/No Action

2022
This chapter continues the shift to Daoism, revealing the dynamics of quantum complementarity and Daoist yinyang. It discusses the Daoist concept of actionless action (Wuwei) and its significance for thinking about the environment. The chapter takes a further step away from the language of agency, given its association with the autonomous individual ...
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The action is in the task set, not in the action

Cognitive Psychology, 2018
In 7 experiments we contrasted two accounts for novel sources of attentional bias. According to the action-based account, executing a motor response towards an object causes people to allocate attention preferentially towards properties of that object in a subsequent task even when properties of the acted-on object are task irrelevant.
Maria M, Robinson, John, Clevenger, David E, Irwin   +2 more
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Actionness-Assisted Recognition of Actions

2015 IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), 2015
We elicit from a fundamental definition of action low-level attributes that can reveal agency and intentionality. These descriptors are mainly trajectory-based, measuring sudden changes, temporal synchrony, and repetitiveness. The actionness map can be used to localize actions in a way that is generic across action and agent types. Furthermore, it also
Ye Luo, Loong-Fah Cheong, An Tran
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Intentional action and action slips.

Psychological Review, 1990
The main assumption in this article is that actions are guided by mentally represented intentions.
Heckhausen, H., Beckmann, J.
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