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Experimental Brain Research|July 7, 2012
Mental rotation of primate hands: human-likeness and thumb saliencyBettina Bläsing, Marcella de Castro Campos, Thomas Schack, et al.Current Psychology (New Brunswick, N.J.)|May 23, 2022
Neurofeedback training: Decreases in Mu rhythm lead to improved motor performance in complex visuomotor skillsKuo-Pin Wang, Cornelia Frank, Tsung-Min Hung, et al.Experimental Brain Research|July 20, 2011
Motor expertise modulates the unconscious processing of human body posturesIris Güldenpenning, Dirk Koester, Wilfried Kunde, et al.Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience|September 26, 2013
From action representation to action execution: exploring the links between cognitive and biomechanical levels of motor controlWilliam M Land, Dima Volchenkov, Bettina E Bläsing, et al.Experimental Brain Research|August 14, 2012
Individual differences in motor planning during a multi-segment object manipulation taskChristian Seegelke, Charmayne M L Hughes, Christoph Schütz, et al.Frontiers in Psychology|January 8, 2024
A new EEG neurofeedback training approach in sports: the effects function-specific instruction of Mu rhythm and visuomotor skill performanceKuo-Pin Wang, Ming-Yang Cheng, Hatem Elbanna, et al.Experimental Brain Research|November 6, 2014
The influence of reducing intermediate target constraints on grasp posture planning during a three-segment object manipulation taskChristian Seegelke, Charmayne M L Hughes, Andreas Knoblauch, et al.Acta Psychologica|October 8, 2013
Grasp posture planning during multi-segment object manipulation tasks - interaction between cognitive and biomechanical factorsChristian Seegelke, Charmayne M L Hughes, Andreas Knoblauch, et al.Acta Psychologica|August 13, 2013
Whole-body posture planning in anticipation of a manual prehension task: prospective and retrospective effectsWilliam M Land, David A Rosenbaum, Christian Seegelke, et al.Frontiers in Psychology|November 21, 2022
Expertise-dependent perceptual performance in chess tasks with varying complexityThomas Küchelmann, Konstantinos Velentzas, Kai Essig, et al.Pageof 16