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In the ecological approach to perception and action, information thatspecifies affordances is available in the energy arrays surrounding organisms,and this information is detected by organisms in order to perceptually guidetheir actions. At the behavioral scale, organisms responding to affordances areunderstood as self-organizing and reorganizing softly-assembled synergies.Within the ecological community, little effort has so far been devoted tostudying this process at the neural scale, though interest in the topic isgrowing under the header of ecological neuroscience. From this perspective,switches between affordances may be conceptualized as transitions withinbrain-body-environment systems as a whole rather than under the control of aprivileged (neural) scale. We discuss extant empirical research at thebehavioral scale in support of this view as well as ongoing and planned work atthe neural scale that attempts to further flesh out this view by characterizingthe neural dynamics that are associated with these transitions whileparticipants dynamically respond to affordances.

Affordance switching in self-organizing brain-body-environment systems