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Binding and Retrieval in Action Control
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<p>Binding and Retrieval in Action Control (BRAC) is a theoretical framework to explain basic psychological functions at the intersection of perception and motor control. It takes a <a href="/facts/Cognitive_psychology/GnzIgx2I">cognitive</a> approach by capturing how events are represented in the cognitive system. Its two core mechanisms – binding and retrieval of feature codes – explain a variety of observations in basic psychological experiments within a compact and parsimonious framework. </p>