Learning relationships between sensory events and one’s own actions. Correlated observation and execution can shape a mapping without a special-purpose innate matching mechanism.
Training in which one observed action is consistently paired with a different executed action. Subsequent changes in matching-related responses test plasticity of the sensorimotor mapping.
A learned relationship between a visual event and a motor representation. A matching relationship and a deliberately mismatching relationship can both be learned.

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