Images of achievement and action spaces: somatic processes in the control of action

Of several brain processes that organize behavior, one holds special interest. This process involves the junctional mechanism of cerebral motor and cerebellar cortices and constructs an image-of-achievement by means of a fast-time calculation which extrapolates a projection from the immediately preceding changes in force exerted on muscle receptors. This image-of-achievement by means of a fast-time calculation extrapolates a projection from the immediately preceding changes in force exerted on muscle receptors. The neural control of behavior is achieved largely through an effect on receptor functions. This image-of-achievement encodes environmental contingencies, e.g. forces, not patterns of muscle contraction. The image-of-achievement regulates behavior