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Luc Proteau

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Acta Psychologica|April 8, 2003
On the role of peripheral visual afferent information for the control of rapid video-aiming movementsPatrick Bédard, Luc Proteau
Human Movement Science|January 9, 2009
Modulation of the primary impulse of spatially-constrained video-aiming movementsDavid Tinjust, Luc Proteau
Journal of Motor Behavior|May 8, 2004
Visual control of manual aiming movements in 6- to 10-year-old children and adultsLéna Lhuisset, Luc Proteau
Spatial Vision|August 3, 2005
Movement planning of video and of manual aiming movementsPatrick Bédard, Luc Proteau
Experimental Aging Research|May 31, 2003
Aging affects pointing to unseen targets encoded in an allocentric frame of referenceMartin Lemay, Luc Proteau
Experimental Brain Research|September 15, 2011
Effects of the model's handedness and observer's viewpoint on observational learningHassan Rohbanfard, Luc Proteau
Brain and Cognition|May 22, 2010
Distinct consolidation outcomes in a visuomotor adaptation task: Off-line leaning and persistent after-effectMaxime Trempe, Luc Proteau
Experimental Brain Research|October 12, 2011
Learning through observation: a combination of expert and novice models favors learningHassan Rohbanfard, Luc Proteau
Experimental Brain Research|June 1, 2010
Developmental aspects of pluriarticular movement controlIsabelle Mackrous, Luc Proteau
Journal of Motor Behavior|March 7, 2002
Effects of target presentation time, recall delay, and aging on the accuracy of manual pointing to remembered targetsMartin Lemay, Luc Proteau
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Acta Psychologica|April 8, 2003
On the role of peripheral visual afferent information for the control of rapid video-aiming movementsPatrick Bédard, Luc Proteau
Human Movement Science|January 9, 2009
Modulation of the primary impulse of spatially-constrained video-aiming movementsDavid Tinjust, Luc Proteau
Journal of Motor Behavior|May 8, 2004
Visual control of manual aiming movements in 6- to 10-year-old children and adultsLéna Lhuisset, Luc Proteau
Spatial Vision|August 3, 2005
Movement planning of video and of manual aiming movementsPatrick Bédard, Luc Proteau
Experimental Aging Research|May 31, 2003
Aging affects pointing to unseen targets encoded in an allocentric frame of referenceMartin Lemay, Luc Proteau
Experimental Brain Research|September 15, 2011
Effects of the model's handedness and observer's viewpoint on observational learningHassan Rohbanfard, Luc Proteau
Brain and Cognition|May 22, 2010
Distinct consolidation outcomes in a visuomotor adaptation task: Off-line leaning and persistent after-effectMaxime Trempe, Luc Proteau
Experimental Brain Research|October 12, 2011
Learning through observation: a combination of expert and novice models favors learningHassan Rohbanfard, Luc Proteau
Experimental Brain Research|June 1, 2010
Developmental aspects of pluriarticular movement controlIsabelle Mackrous, Luc Proteau
Journal of Motor Behavior|March 7, 2002
Effects of target presentation time, recall delay, and aging on the accuracy of manual pointing to remembered targetsMartin Lemay, Luc Proteau
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