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When You See Is Not Always When You Move: Preview Availability Influences Movement Control and Visual Search in Human Multi-Target Foraging
In real-world tasks, such as picking berries from a bush or assembling a LEGO® set, actors frequently search for multiple targets while also planning and executing movements. We investigated how a preview, that is, the availability of visual information during trial instructions, influenced target s
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