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@misc{cogprints15, volume = {3}, number = {2}, title = {Planning, preparation, execution, and imagery of volitional action}, author = {L{\"u}der Deecke}, year = {1996}, pages = {59--64}, journal = {Cognitive Brain}, url = {http://cogprints.org/15/}, abstract = {There are different motor sets, which a human subject can be in or act from: He or she can be in a self-initiated voluntary movement set (action) or in a response set (re-action). Also, imagery sets are available that are necessary for the acquisition and practice of skill. Most important are such imagery sets for rehearsal in theatre, dance, music, sports, combat, etc.} }