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The effect of feedback after good and poor trials on the continuous motor tasks learning
... continuous motor tasks has not been conducted ...skill tasks, continuous skill tasks need variables like feedback and error recognition (Schmidt & Lee, ...and motor performance in ...
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A Novel Segmentation, Mutual Information Network Framework for EEG Analysis of Motor Tasks
... means are very close. The overall mean C of the graph for each group as a function of T was computed and com- pared. Because the means of the four groups (ie. N-SQ, PD-SQ, N-BO, PD-BO) as a function of T follow the same ...
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SHORT REPORT Corticomotor excitability during precision motor tasks
... greater motor demand during the more difficult precision ...to motor training, a logical extension of this work would be to repeat the procedures as a training inter- vention and to measure changes in ...
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Functional MR imaging of cortical activation of the cerebral hemispheres during motor tasks
... left-handed tasks, and activation in both hemispheres was larger during the left-handed task (2, ...pre- motor area during unilateral middle-finger tapping in ...
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Improvements in motor tasks through the use of smartphone technology for individuals with Duchenne muscular dystrophy
... the tasks and existing neuropsychological measures, we are uncertain of the extent of cognitive ...maze tasks could also be an area where further understanding is ...
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The Effect of Handedness on Supplementary Motor Area Activation during Complex Motor Tasks
... Experiments were performed on a 1.5 Tesla Siemens Magnetom Vision System by using a standard head coil. In order to avoid movement artifacts, the volunteers’ heads were aligned with two steadying arms that formed part of ...
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Red and threat : influences of colour on motor performance during bimanual tasks
... some motor tasks can be impaired; for example, force is reduced when performing bilateral contractions, and reaction time is longer for bilateral movements as compared to unilateral ...of motor ...
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A biologically inspired neural network controller for ballistic arm movements
... complex motor tasks in all kinds of environments by means of a highly organized architecture including sensors, process- ing units and ...of motor control for which many theories have been ...of ...
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Motor-skill learning in older adults—a review of studies on age-related differences
... in motor-skill ...fine motor tasks use skills with a rather high familiarity level (put in a new context), for example, hand movements (aiming, sequencing, force ...fine motor tasks ...
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6-29-2015 12:00 AM An fMRI Study of Command Following and Communication Using Overt and Covert Motor Responses: Implications for Disorders of Consciousness
... / motor execution) and Factor 2 was defined as “Level of selection”, with two levels (action selection/command ...previous motor tasks in our lab (Owen et ...
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Towards a novel approach to applied research: The role of motor sequence learning in the process of mastering complex motor procedures
... Laparoscopic skill acquisition has received great attention within the field of medical education. However, there is still considerable ambiguity regarding the processes involved in learning and mastering new skills ...
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Signs of abnormal motor performance in preschool children
... This corresponds with the activities, which are more gender-specific. Newer data in the literature, how- ever, are not completely uniform. For example, a study by Hardy, King, Farrell, Macniven, and Howlett (2010) ...
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Gestures, verbs and the Motor Cortex: A TMS study
... tapping tasks, there were widespread changes in task-related cortical activity following ...primary motor cortex became less responsive to input from premotor and medial motor areas, there was ...
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Brain Activation in the Prefrontal Cortex during Motor and Cognitive Tasks in Adults
... motor tasks requiring executive function. In this study, we wanted to examine PFC ac- tivation in a computerized Tower of Hanoi task and in a simple tapping task with simi- lar motor and spatial ...
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Recovery of hand function through mental practice: A study protocol
... using motor imagery in neurological rehabilitation [24-26], yet very little empirical work addresses the issue directly (for a sys- tematic review see ...of motor imagery training comes from small pilot ...
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Timing control of gait: a study of essential tremor patients vs. age-matched controls
... discrete motor tasks such as finger tapping may have distinct control mechanisms in comparison with con- tinuous motor tasks such as circle drawing and gait ...
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Ipsilateral hemisphere activation during motor and sensory tasks
... left-hand motor and sensory tasks varied from completely unilateral (index of ...left-hand motor task in right handers was ...right-hand motor task in this group was higher ...right-hand ...
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Chunking in young adults: A comparison between the flexion extension task and the discrete sequence production task
... Motor tasks can be divided into two different ...gross motor skills. Gross motor skills require movement of the total body which involves a lot of muscular involvement (for example playing ...
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Developmental Output Failure: A Study of Low Productivity in School-Aged Children
... Common fmdings among the group in- cluded problems witk expressive language, fine motor tasks, finger agnosia, attention, and retrieval memory.. It.[r] ...
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My foot? Motor imagery evoked pain, alternative strategies and implications for laterality recognition tasks
... facilitating motor imagery, and have been used as part of larger programs of motor imagery, preceding the explicit imagination of movements as they are considered less threatening for patients ...
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