Successful performance in many everyday tasks requires compensating unexpected
mechanical disturbance to our limbs and body. The long-latency reflex plays an important …

In order to intercept a moving target such as a baseball with high spatio-temporal accuracy,
the perception of the target's movement speed is important for estimating when and where …

Humans often face situations requiring a decision about where to throw an object or when to
respond to a stimulus under risk. Several behavioral studies have shown that such motor …

The aim of this study was to clarify the strategy used by basketball players during free-throw
shooting to improve performance in the presence of motor noise. Two possible hypotheses …

A coincidence-anticipation timing (CAT) task is used to understanding the human visuo-
motor system, which involves how motor control processes information involved in …

The distribution of motor errors can influence optimal motor planning (where to aim). In
football instep kicking, it was shown that ball landing locations exhibit the right-up-left-down …

Humans are often required to make decisions under time constraints and to adjust speed-
accuracy tradeoff (SAT) based on time constraints. Previous studies have investigated how …

This study aimed to investigate whether the isotropy bias (estimating one's own motor
variance as an approximately circular distribution rather than a vertically elongated …

Bayesian decision theory (BDT) is frequently used to model normative performance in
perceptual, motor, and cognitive decision tasks where the possible outcomes of actions are …

The conflicting predictions of ironic process theory and the implicit overcompensation
hypothesis have been presented as a framework to explain the characteristics of errors that …