Automaticity is a core construct underpinning theoretical accounts of human performance
and cognition. In spite of this, its current conceptualisation is plagued by circularity …

Bridging the gap between theory and practice, this volume examines the essential
neuroscientific principles underlying normal and pathological hand motor control and …

The relation between speed and curvature provides a characterization of the spatio-
temporal orchestration of kinematic movements. For hand movements, this relation has been …

Abstract Information about the future trajectory of a visual target is contained not only in the
history of target motion but also in static visual cues, eg, the street provides information …

Extant work reliably demonstrates that autistic individuals move with increased jerk (where
jerk concerns change in acceleration). Although it follows that autistic movement may …

Children from 8 to 12 years of age drew figure-eights and ellipses at a self-chosen tempo on
a digitizing tablet. Global aspects (perimeter and average speed) and local aspects (relation …

Agility is an essential part of many athletic activities. Currently, agility drill duration is the sole
criterion used for evaluation of agility performance. The relationship between drill duration …

A consideration of handwriting demonstrates that motions can be remarkably constant, even
when performed with different effectors. Nevertheless, the transposition of writing from …

To address contributions of speed, efficiency, radius of curvature and joint complexity to the
strength of the lawful relationship between tangential velocity and radius of curvature (power …

Attributions of age-related deficits in motor function to structural changes are compromised
once the elderly exhibit lower error rates. This is because performance decrements …