Laboratory 'gunfights' show that movement is swiftest in response to events in the environment

Wednesday, February 3, 2010 - 20:28 in Psychology & Sociology

Scientists have carried out "laboratory gunfights" to show that we move faster when we react to something in our environment than we do when we initiate the action ourselves -- an idea inspired by cowboy movies but in reality more useful for avoiding oncoming traffic.

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