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H Carnahan

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Experimental Aging Research|June 27, 1998
The influence of aging and target motion on the control of prehensionH Carnahan, A A Vandervoort, L R Swanson
Journal of Motor Behavior|January 26, 2007
Application of motor learning principles to complex surgical tasks: searching for the optimal practice scheduleR Brydges, H Carnahan, D Backstein, et al.
Perceptual and Motor Skills|October 1, 1995
A preliminary analysis of the coordination of reaching, grasping, and walkingD L Cockell, H Carnahan, B J McFadyen
International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery|March 29, 2013
What skills should simulation training in arthroscopy teach residents? A focus on resident inputY Hui, O Safir, A Dubrowski, et al.
Journal of Motor Behavior|March 1, 1990
A noted on the relationship between task requirements and the contextual interference effectH Carnahan, D L Van Eerd, F Allard
Journal of Motor Behavior|June 1, 1990
On the role of knowledge of results in motor learning: exploring the guidance hypothesisT D Lee, M A White, H Carnahan
Schizophrenia Research|February 28, 1997
An investigation into movement planning and execution deficits in individuals with schizophreniaH Carnahan, O Aguilar, A Malla, et al.
Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport|March 1, 1997
Modeled timing information during random practice eliminates the contextual interference effectT D Lee, L R Wishart, S Cunningham, et al.
Experimental Brain Research|January 13, 2001
The effect of illusory size on force production when grasping objectsD A Westwood, A Dubrowski, H Carnahan, et al.
Plos One|January 7, 2011
The molecular evolution of the p120-catenin subfamily and its functional associationsRobert H Carnahan, Antonis Rokas, Eric A Gaucher, et al.
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Experimental Aging Research|June 27, 1998
The influence of aging and target motion on the control of prehensionH Carnahan, A A Vandervoort, L R Swanson
Journal of Motor Behavior|January 26, 2007
Application of motor learning principles to complex surgical tasks: searching for the optimal practice scheduleR Brydges, H Carnahan, D Backstein, et al.
Perceptual and Motor Skills|October 1, 1995
A preliminary analysis of the coordination of reaching, grasping, and walkingD L Cockell, H Carnahan, B J McFadyen
International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery|March 29, 2013
What skills should simulation training in arthroscopy teach residents? A focus on resident inputY Hui, O Safir, A Dubrowski, et al.
Journal of Motor Behavior|March 1, 1990
A noted on the relationship between task requirements and the contextual interference effectH Carnahan, D L Van Eerd, F Allard
Journal of Motor Behavior|June 1, 1990
On the role of knowledge of results in motor learning: exploring the guidance hypothesisT D Lee, M A White, H Carnahan
Schizophrenia Research|February 28, 1997
An investigation into movement planning and execution deficits in individuals with schizophreniaH Carnahan, O Aguilar, A Malla, et al.
Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport|March 1, 1997
Modeled timing information during random practice eliminates the contextual interference effectT D Lee, L R Wishart, S Cunningham, et al.
Experimental Brain Research|January 13, 2001
The effect of illusory size on force production when grasping objectsD A Westwood, A Dubrowski, H Carnahan, et al.
Plos One|January 7, 2011
The molecular evolution of the p120-catenin subfamily and its functional associationsRobert H Carnahan, Antonis Rokas, Eric A Gaucher, et al.
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