239 results on '"Cressman, Erin"'
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2. The influence of awareness on implicit visuomotor adaptation
3. The effects of mental fatigue on explicit and implicit contributions to visuomotor adaptation.
4. Age-related changes in upper limb coordination in a complex reaching task
5. Proprioceptive recalibration following implicit visuomotor adaptation is preserved in Parkinson’s disease
6. Central fatigue mechanisms are responsible for decreases in hand proprioceptive acuity following shoulder muscle fatigue
7. Long-term retention of proprioceptive recalibration
8. Going offline: differences in the contributions of movement control processes when reaching in a typical versus novel environment
9. Age differences in arm–trunk coordination during trunk-assisted reaching
10. Offline continuous theta burst stimulation over right inferior frontal gyrus and pre-supplementary motor area impairs inhibition during a go/no-go task
11. The influence of awareness on explicit and implicit contributions to visuomotor adaptation over time
12. Adaptation to proprioceptive targets following visuomotor adaptation
13. The rapid-chase theory does not extend to movement execution
14. The Influence of Age on the Intermanual Transfer and Retention of Implicit Visuomotor Adaptation
15. Investigating response preparation of a secondary reaction time task
16. Assessing proprioceptive acuity in people with multiple sclerosis
17. Proprioceptive recalibration arises slowly compared to reach adaptation
18. Response preparation of a secondary reaction time task is influenced by movement phase within a continuous visuomotor tracking task
19. Unconscious and out of control: Subliminal priming is insensitive to observer expectations
20. The Influence of Age on the Intermanual Transfer and Retention of Implicit Visuomotor Adaptation.
21. Generalization of reach adaptation and proprioceptive recalibration at different distances in the workspace
22. Retention of proprioceptive recalibration following visuomotor adaptation
23. The Role of Awareness on Motor-Sensory Temporal Recalibration
24. Assessing visually guided reaching in people with multiple sclerosis with and without self-reported upper limb impairment
25. Sensory integration during reaching: the effects of manipulating visual target availability
26. Proprioceptive recalibration following prolonged training and increasing distortions in visuomotor adaptation
27. The effect of visuomotor adaptation on proprioceptive localization: the contributions of perceptual and motor changes
28. Intermanual transfer and proprioceptive recalibration following training with translated visual feedback of the hand
29. Comparing movement preparation of unimanual, bimanual symmetric, and bimanual asymmetric movements
30. Proprioceptive sensitivity in Ehlers–Danlos syndrome patients
31. Movement duration does not affect automatic online control
32. Inhibition of Motor-Related Activation During a Simple Reaction Time Task Requiring Visuomotor Mental Rotation
33. Cognitive constraint on the ‘automatic pilot’ for the hand: Movement intention influences the hand’s susceptibility to involuntary online corrections
34. The role of the cross-sensory error signal in visuomotor adaptation
35. Changes in Movement Control Processes Following Visuomotor Adaptation
36. Proprioceptive recalibration in the right and left hands following abrupt visuomotor adaptation
37. Visuomotor adaptation and proprioceptive recalibration in older adults
38. Proprioceptive localization of the left and right hands
39. Intermanual transfer and retention of visuomotor adaptation to a large visuomotor distortion are driven by explicit processes
40. Temporal uncertainty does not affect response latencies of movements produced during startle reactions
41. No automatic pilot for visually guided aiming based on colour
42. On-line control of pointing is modified by unseen visual shapes
43. Motor adaptation and proprioceptive recalibration
44. Changes in Movement Control Processes Following Visuomotor Adaptation.
45. Decision letter: Visually-updated hand state estimates modulate the proprioceptive reflex independently of motor task requirements
46. Visual processing is diminished during movement execution
47. Experiencing the Cross-Sensory Error Signal During Movement Leads to Proprioceptive Recalibration
48. Age differences in arm–trunk coordination during trunk-assisted reaching
49. Experiencing the Cross-Sensory Error Signal During Movement Leads to Proprioceptive Recalibration.
50. Movement imagery as a predictor of online control in typically developing children
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