The effect of physical exercise on mental function has been widely studied from the
beginning of the 20th century. However, the contradictory findings of experimental research …

Despite their common origin, studies on motor coordination and on attentional load have
developed into separate fields of investigation, bringing out findings, methods, and theories …

This experiment explores a suggestion by [Maxwell, JP, Masters, RSW, Kerr, E., Weedon,
E.(2001). The implicit benefit of learning without errors. Quarterly Journal of Experimental …

Productivity demands, time pressure, and cognitively demanding construction tasks increase
workers' arousal and stress; however, it is not clear how these factors may worsen risk …

This textbook focuses on the relationship between physical exercise and cognition, a very
timely and important topic with major theoretical and practical implications for a number of …

Much of the way in which humans respond and adapt to the environment occurs implicitly,
without conscious awareness. Yet, motor skills in sport, and any number of the learned skills …

We investigated how the relative direction of limb movements in external space (iso-and non-
isodirectionality), muscular constraints (the relative timing of homologous muscle activation) …

The simultaneous performance of a cognitive task while walking typically alters the gait
pattern. In some populations, these alterations have been associated with an increased risk …

Performing two tasks simultaneously often degrades performance of one or both tasks.
While this dual-task interference is classically interpreted in terms of shared attentional …

This study addressed the issue of intentional stabilization of between-persons coordination
patterns (in-phase/isodirectional and anti-phase/non-isodirectional) and the attentional cost …