Clamping and motivation

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (5):643-644 (2003)
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Arthur M. Glenberg omits discussion of motivation and this leads him to an underestimation of the part played by pleasure and pain and desire and fear in both the clamping and the updating of percepts. This commentary aims at rectifying this omission, showing that mutual correction plays an important role.

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