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Acta Psychologica|June 9, 2009
Eye movements are not a prerequisite for learning movement sequence timing through observationSpencer J Hayes, Matthew A Timmis, Simon J BennettNeuroscience Letters|October 5, 2010
Inter-ocular and intra-ocular integration during prehensionSteve Hansen, Spencer Hayes, Simon J BennettBrain and Cognition|February 22, 2016
Complimentary lower-level and higher-order systems underpin imitation learningMatthew Andrew, Simon J Bennett, Digby Elliott, et al.Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|November 30, 2016
The multiple process model of goal-directed reaching revisitedDigby Elliott, James Lyons, Spencer J Hayes, et al.Cognitive Processing|November 9, 2016
Quiet eye facilitates sensorimotor preprograming and online control of precision aiming in golf puttingJoe Causer, Spencer J Hayes, James M Hooper, et al.European Journal of Sport Science|January 22, 2014
Top-down and bottom-up processes during observation: implications for motor learningJames W Roberts, Simon J Bennett, Digby Elliott, et al.Acta Psychologica|June 10, 2015
Motion trajectory information and agency influence motor learning during observational practiceJames W Roberts, Simon J Bennett, Digby Elliott, et al.Psychological Research|June 21, 2014
Motor contagion: the contribution of trajectory and end-pointsJames W Roberts, Spencer J Hayes, Makoto Uji, et al.Journal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance|June 24, 2014
Top-down attentional processes modulate the coding of atypical biological motion kinematics in the absence of motor signalsSpencer J Hayes, James W Roberts, Digby Elliott, et al.Human Movement Science|December 15, 2010
The dynamical structure of handball penalty shots as a function of target locationMichael Bourne, Simon J Bennett, Spencer J Hayes, et al.Pageof 15