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The Speed And Accuracy Of Movements As A Function Of Constraints To ActionThis paper examines how variations in constraints to action lead to changes in the speed and accuracy of movement production. Based on a number of experimental findings, it is argued that organism, environment, and task constraints interact to specify the control process used in movement production and influence the speed and accuracy of movements.