Search Results - "Franks, Ian M"

Preparation for voluntary movement in healthy and clinical populations: Evidence from startle by Carlsen, Anthony N, Maslovat, Dana, Franks, Ian M

“…Highlights ► Presenting a startling acoustic stimulus (SAS) during simple RT tasks results in substantial RT facilitation suggesting a subcortical mechanism…”
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Voluntary reaction time and long-latency reflex modulation by Forgaard, Christopher J, Franks, Ian M, Maslovat, Dana, Chin, Laurence, Chua, Romeo

“…Stretching a muscle of the upper limb elicits short (M1) and long-latency (M2) reflexes. When the participant is instructed to actively compensate for a…”
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Perturbation Predictability Can Influence the Long-Latency Stretch Response by Forgaard, Christopher J, Franks, Ian M, Maslovat, Dana, Chua, Romeo

“…Perturbations applied to the upper limbs elicit short (M1: 25-50 ms) and long-latency (M2: 50-100 ms) responses in the stretched muscle. M1 is produced by a…”
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Motor Preparation and the Effects of Practice: Evidence From Startle by MASLOVAT, Dana, HODGES, Nicola J, CHUA, Romeo, FRANKS, Ian M

“…To examine sequential movement preparation, participants practiced unimanual movements that differed in amplitude and number of elements for 4 days in either a…”
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Sport competition as a dynamical self-organizing system by McGarry, Tim, Anderson, David I., Wallace, Stephen A., Hughes, Mike D., Franks, Ian M.

“…The existence of structure in sport competition is implicated in the widespread practice of using the information gathered from a past contest to prepare for a…”
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Updating of an internal model without proprioception: a deafferentation study by Bernier, Pierre-Michel, Chua, Romeo, Bard, Chantal, Franks, Ian M

“…This study sought to determine whether intact proprioception is required to adapt to a novel kinematic environment. We compared adaptation with a rotated…”
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Advances in the application of information technology to sport performance by Liebermann, Dario G., Katz, Larry, Hughes, Mike D., Bartlett, Roger M., McClements, Jim, Franks, Ian M.

“…This paper overviews the diverse information technologies that are used to provide athletes with relevant feedback. Examples taken from various sports are used…”
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Feedback Effects on Learning a Novel Bimanual Coordination Pattern: Support for the Guidance Hypothesis by Maslovat, Dana, Brunke, Kirstin M., Chua, Romeo, Franks, Ian M.

“…The authors tested specificity and the guidance hypothesis by examining the effects of continuous or discrete concurrent feedback during acquisition,…”
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Investigation of timing preparation during response initiation and execution using a startling acoustic stimulus by Maslovat, Dana, Chua, Romeo, Franks, Ian M.

“…The purpose of the current study was to examine the processes involved in the preparation of timing during response initiation and execution through the use of…”
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Motor preparation in an anticipation-timing task by Carlsen, Anthony N., Chua, Romeo, Timothy Inglis, J., Sanderson, David J., Franks, Ian M.

“…Previous findings from experiments involving anticipation-timing tasks have indicated that a point in time may exist after which a participant is committed to…”
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Relevance-dependent modulation of tactile suppression during active, passive and pantomime reach-to-grasp movements by Manzone, Damian M., Inglis, J. Timothy, Franks, Ian M., Chua, Romeo

“…•Our ability to detect tactile events on a moving limb is reduced.•Active self and passive motor-guided movements show similar tactile…”
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Influence of kinesthetic motor imagery and effector specificity on the long-latency stretch response by Forgaard, Christopher J, Franks, Ian M, Maslovat, Dana, Chua, Romeo

“…The long-latency "reflexive" response (LLR) following an upper limb mechanical perturbation is generated by neural circuitry shared with voluntary control…”
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Considerations for the use of a startling acoustic stimulus in studies of motor preparation in humans by Carlsen, Anthony N., Maslovat, Dana, Lam, Melanie Y., Chua, Romeo, Franks, Ian M.

“…Recent studies have used a loud (>120dB) startle-eliciting acoustic stimulus as a probe to investigate early motor response preparation in humans. The use of a…”
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Preparation of timing structure involves two independent sub-processes by Maslovat, Dana, Chua, Romeo, Klapp, Stuart T., Franks, Ian M.

“…The current study examined the processes involved in the preparation of sequencing and timing initiation for multi-component responses. In two experiments,…”
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The effect of response complexity on simple reaction time occurs even with a highly predictable imperative stimulus by Maslovat, Dana, Klapp, Stuart T., Forgaard, Christopher J., Chua, Romeo, Franks, Ian M.

“…•Reaction time (RT) increases with response complexity (response complexity effect).•The response complexity effect may be influenced by an unpredictable…”
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Dual-target interference for the 'automatic pilot' in the dorsal stream by CAMERON, Brendan D, FRANKS, Ian M, ENNS, James T, CHUA, Romeo

“…When a target moves to a new location during a rapid aiming movement, the hand follows it, even when the participant intends not to. Pisella et al. (Nat…”
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Independent planning of timing and sequencing for complex movements by Maslovat, Dana, Chua, Romeo, Klapp, Stuart T, Franks, Ian M

“…The current studies examined the processes involved in response sequencing and timing initiation for complex, multiple-component movements. Participants…”
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Use of visual information in the correction of interceptive actions by TEIXEIRA, Luis A, CHUA, Romeo, NAGELKERKE, Paul, FRANKS, Ian M

“…Use of visual information in interceptive actions requiring large-scale changes to movement timing was investigated. The task consisted of intercepting a…”
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Online Versus Offline Processing of Visual Feedback in the Production of Component Submovements by Khan, Michael A., Franks, Ian M.

“…The present authors tested the assumptions in R. S. Woodworth's (1899) 2-component model regarding the specific roles of vision in the production of both the…”
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Control of response timing occurs during the simple reaction time interval but on-line for choice reaction time by Maslovat, Dana, Klapp, Stuart T, Jagacinski, Richard J, Franks, Ian M

“…The preparation of multiple element movements has been examined for decades, with no clear explanation offered for the disparate results observed. Results from…”
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