<p>A) Subjects were trained to initiate movement synchronous with the last of four tones played at 500ms intervals. B) Subjects made center-out movements to “shoot” through one of 8 equally spaced targets. The target appeared synchronously with the first tone. On 30% of trials, the target was jumped by ±45°, ±90° or ±135° at a random time between 150 and 550ms before the fourth (i.e. final) tone. Solid arrow/bold target indicates movement required before target jump. Dashed arrows indicate potential movements required after a target jump.</p
Schematic trial timelines showing each combination of task (DM, PPM) and movement gain (“small step”...
<p>A) The experimental setup was as experiment 1 (<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:...
<p>The task consisted of performing a sequential finger tapping with the left hand on a computer key...
The present experiment adds another study to the experiments on negative synchronization errors: Ask...
The present experiment adds another study to the experiments on negative synchronization errors: Ask...
<p>A) Only two target locations were possible within each block, either separated by 45°, or 135°. T...
<p>In our modified version of a synchronization-continuation task, subjects were requested to tap in...
Previous research has demonstrated that a loud auditory stimulus (LAS) delivered during movement exe...
<p>Tests, subjects conducted tests before and after training in which they reported the direction of...
People adjust their on-going movements to changes in the environment. It takes about 100 ms to respo...
The interception of fast moving objects typically allows the object to be seen for only a short peri...
(A): One sec after the target height was determined, three beeps were presented. The subjects perfor...
The interception of fast moving objects typically allows the object to be seen for only a short peri...
<p><b>a)</b> Subjects’ lateral movements (red arrows) controlled the lateral position of a real-time...
experiments presented here provide evidence for shared representations for perception and action cod...
Schematic trial timelines showing each combination of task (DM, PPM) and movement gain (“small step”...
<p>A) The experimental setup was as experiment 1 (<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:...
<p>The task consisted of performing a sequential finger tapping with the left hand on a computer key...
The present experiment adds another study to the experiments on negative synchronization errors: Ask...
The present experiment adds another study to the experiments on negative synchronization errors: Ask...
<p>A) Only two target locations were possible within each block, either separated by 45°, or 135°. T...
<p>In our modified version of a synchronization-continuation task, subjects were requested to tap in...
Previous research has demonstrated that a loud auditory stimulus (LAS) delivered during movement exe...
<p>Tests, subjects conducted tests before and after training in which they reported the direction of...
People adjust their on-going movements to changes in the environment. It takes about 100 ms to respo...
The interception of fast moving objects typically allows the object to be seen for only a short peri...
(A): One sec after the target height was determined, three beeps were presented. The subjects perfor...
The interception of fast moving objects typically allows the object to be seen for only a short peri...
<p><b>a)</b> Subjects’ lateral movements (red arrows) controlled the lateral position of a real-time...
experiments presented here provide evidence for shared representations for perception and action cod...
Schematic trial timelines showing each combination of task (DM, PPM) and movement gain (“small step”...
<p>A) The experimental setup was as experiment 1 (<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:...
<p>The task consisted of performing a sequential finger tapping with the left hand on a computer key...