Beschreibung:
Imagine it is Saturday morning and you are going for groceries with your car. Once you arrive at the supermarket, you attempt to reverse park your car in a narrow parking space. You have learned in school, if you want the backend of your car to go to the left (action effect), you need to rotate the steering wheel to the left (action) and vice versa. Clearly, you have an internal representation of the action effects before initiating the action as otherwise you might easily bump into a neighboring car. But how these anticipated action effects are encoded in the brain remains an open and heav...