Studies of ongoing, rapid motor behaviors have often focused on the decision-making
implicit in the task. Here, we instead study how decision-making integrates with the …

People are capable, at will, of trading speed for accuracy when performing a task; they can
focus on performing accurately at the cost of being slow, or emphasize speed at the cost of …

A key issue in motor control is to understand how the motor system chooses a solution from
the multiple solutions that exist to achieve any particular task goal. One hypothesis is that …

Humans can acquire knowledge of new motor behavior via different forms of learning. The
two forms most commonly studied have been the development of internal models based on …

It is widely assumed that we select actions we value the most. While the influence of rewards
on decision-making has been extensively studied, evidence regarding the influence of motor …

Skill acquisition represents a progression from high to low reliance on the conscious control
of the action. The ability to produce action without drawing upon limited attentional …

Motor performance and learning have distinct behavioral and neural signatures and can be
uniquely modulated by various informational and motivational factors. Contemporary …

From typing on a keyboard to playing the piano, many everyday skills require the ability to
quickly and accurately perform sequential movements. It is well known that the availability of …

Error-based and reward-based processes are critical for motor learning, and are thought to
be mediated via distinct neural pathways. However, recent behavioral work in humans …

Error-based and reward-based processes are critical for motor learning and are thought to
be mediated via distinct neural pathways. However, recent behavioral work in humans …