<p>A, Hand-paths from a representative subject who experienced the force field provided only to the left arm during both the bilateral and unilateral sessions. B, Mean direction errors. Every data point shown on X axis represents the average of 8 consecutive trials (cycle) across subjects (mean ± SE) when the force field was provided only to the left arm (FF to L only, black lines) or to both arms (FF to both arms, grey lines). C, Hand-paths from a representative subject who experienced the force field provided only to the left arm during both the bilateral and unilateral sessions and reached toward a single target. D, Mean direction errors. Every data point shown on X axis represents the average of 8 consecutive trials (block) across subje...
<p>A) Dual-task setup during pulsed movements. Hand position in the y-direction (toward the target) ...
The purpose of this thesis was to examine left and right hand performance in three aiming movement e...
There are well-documented differences in the way that people typically perform identical motor tasks...
<p>A, Hand-paths obtained from a representative subject who reached toward extrinsically consistent ...
Background: Several psychophysical experiments found evidence for the involvement of gaze-centered a...
Background: Several psychophysical experiments found evidence for the involvement of gaze-centered a...
Previous research has indicated that handedness, similarly to language and cognition, is associated ...
<p>The hand path, in black, deviates from the blue baseline, as a force pulse, gray arrows, is appli...
<p>(A) and (D) Joint angular error (RMS within each trial) during the 650 repetitions: 50 trials wit...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
Humans exhibit lateralization such that most individuals typically show a preference for using one a...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
<p>In <b>A)</b>, all experimental trials are represented in the line graph (bins 1–50), where each p...
This study investigated hemispheric differences in utilizing motor abundance to achieve flexible pat...
<p>The left hand held the custom device at one extremity while the right hand concurrently performed...
<p>A) Dual-task setup during pulsed movements. Hand position in the y-direction (toward the target) ...
The purpose of this thesis was to examine left and right hand performance in three aiming movement e...
There are well-documented differences in the way that people typically perform identical motor tasks...
<p>A, Hand-paths obtained from a representative subject who reached toward extrinsically consistent ...
Background: Several psychophysical experiments found evidence for the involvement of gaze-centered a...
Background: Several psychophysical experiments found evidence for the involvement of gaze-centered a...
Previous research has indicated that handedness, similarly to language and cognition, is associated ...
<p>The hand path, in black, deviates from the blue baseline, as a force pulse, gray arrows, is appli...
<p>(A) and (D) Joint angular error (RMS within each trial) during the 650 repetitions: 50 trials wit...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
Humans exhibit lateralization such that most individuals typically show a preference for using one a...
<p><i>(A)</i> Hand trajectories for a single subject. Thin colored lines show individual probe trial...
<p>In <b>A)</b>, all experimental trials are represented in the line graph (bins 1–50), where each p...
This study investigated hemispheric differences in utilizing motor abundance to achieve flexible pat...
<p>The left hand held the custom device at one extremity while the right hand concurrently performed...
<p>A) Dual-task setup during pulsed movements. Hand position in the y-direction (toward the target) ...
The purpose of this thesis was to examine left and right hand performance in three aiming movement e...
There are well-documented differences in the way that people typically perform identical motor tasks...