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Experimental Brain Research|January 22, 2020
Manipulating sensory information: obstacle crossing strategies between typically developing children and young adultsVictoria Rapos, Michael CinelliQuarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|July 10, 2020
Sensory conflict alters visual perception of action capabilities during crossing of a closing gap in virtual realityNatalie Snyder, Michael CinelliResearch Quarterly for Exercise and Sport|September 4, 2019
Comparing Balance Control Between Soccer Players and Non-Athletes During a Dynamic Lower Limb Reaching TaskNatalie Snyder, Michael CinelliExperimental Brain Research|April 3, 2012
Do walkers follow their heads? Investigating the role of head rotation in locomotor controlMichael Cinelli, William H WarrenExperimental Brain Research|March 8, 2007
Involvement of the head and trunk during gaze reorientation during standing and treadmill walkingMichael Cinelli, Aftab Patla, Bethany StuartGait & Posture|August 20, 2017
Improvements in balance control in individuals with PCS detected following vestibular training: A case studyAlyssa Prangley, Mathew Aggerholm, Michael CinelliExperimental Brain Research|January 16, 2008
Age-related differences during a gaze reorientation task while standing or walking on a treadmillMichael Cinelli, Aftab Patla, Bethany StuartBehavioural Brain Research|November 14, 2025
Brain activation associated with a virtual decision-making task in children with and without developmental coordination disorder: An fMRI studyVictoria Rapos, Michael Cinelli, Janice J Eng, et al.Gait & Posture|May 28, 2019
Minimum predicted distance: Applying a common metric to collision avoidance strategies between children and adult walkersVictoria Rapos, Michael Cinelli, Natalie Snyder, et al.Gait & Posture|November 21, 2021
Collision avoidance strategies between two athlete walkers: Understanding impaired avoidance behaviours in athletes with a previous concussionNatalie Snyder, Michael Cinelli, Victoria Rapos, et al.Pageof 3