During normal conditions when humans perform movements it is hard to dissociate the relative afferents and efferent contributions to the sensation of movement.
The Gore campaign was eager to dissociate itself quickly from the incident.
Monkeys made delayed gaze shifts to the remembered location of briefly presented visual stimuli, with delay serving to dissociate visual and movement responses.
Roger Cohen wishes to dissociate the tainted neocon movement from what he considers to be a more noble "liberal interventionism," yet he reveals a common principle between the two: an overestimation and exaggeration of the political power of military force.
He quoted it at the head of a chapter arguing for a new and critically informed conception of English identity (to be produced by such initiatives as the folk music revival and Raphael Samuel's History Workshop movement) that would enable the English majority to dissociate their sense of identity from the unitary British state, thereby making Scottish independence a less threatening prospect.
Unfortunately, the fact that response hand remained constant throughout blocks of trials in Berndt et al. study made it impossible to dissociate effector selection from movement direction or target selection.
To dissociate arm and cursor movements, the arm cursor assignments were altered in 3 different combinations, on completion of a block of 48 trials (Fig. 1).
"What saved them was the ability to dissociate, to move outside their bodies," Abitbol said.
In order to dissociate the relative contributions of effector and movement direction selection, the response precue (S1) presented at beginning of each trial contained only partial information about the reaching movement to prepare.
The main objective of the present study was to dissociate the relative contributions of advance information about the response hand or movement direction on the ADAN and LDAP components.
This made it possible to dissociate the goal of each action (e.g., 'grasp') from the movements involved in its execution (since in the case of the pliers, 'grasping' is accomplished by opening the hand).
