NCM 2016

Differential contributions to response preparation depending on movement type.

Anthony N. Carlsen, Dana Maslovat, and Joelle Hajj

Presented at: Neural Control of Movement 2016, Montego Bay, Jamaica

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Sub-threshold TMS applied over primary motor cortex does not facilitate startle reaction time even when controlling for timing of TMS application.

Victoria Smith and Anthony N. Carlsen

Presented at: Neural Control of Movement 2016, Montego Bay, Jamaica

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EMG-EMG coherence reveals increased reticulospinal contributions to upper limb postural adjustments.

Alexandra Leguerrier, Dana Maslovat, Tuan Bui, and Anthony N. Carlsen

Presented at: Neural Control of Movement 2016, Montego Bay, Jamaica

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Proactive inhibition does not differentially affect preparatory activation between limbs.

Neil M. Drummond, Erin K. Cressman, and Anthony N. Carlsen

Presented at: Neural Control of Movement 2016, Montego Bay, Jamaica

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Congruent acoustic stimuli increase the proportion of stimuli increase the proportion of correct responses in an inspection time paradigm.

Joelle Hajj and Anthony N. Carlsen

Presented at: Neural Control of Movement 2016, Montego Bay, Jamaica

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A startling acoustic stimulus suggests advance preparation of intentional bimanual pattern switches.

Michael J. Carter, Dana Maslovat, and Anthony N. Carlsen

Presented at: Neural Control of Movement 2016, Montego Bay, Jamaica

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