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Ingram, James

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Concept	Psychomotor Performance
Academic Article	Simultaneous bimanual dynamics are learned without interference.
Academic Article	The statistics of natural hand movements.
Academic Article	Statistics of natural movements are reflected in motor errors.
Academic Article	Context-dependent partitioning of motor learning in bimanual movements.
Academic Article	Naturalistic approaches to sensorimotor control.
Academic Article	Context-dependent decay of motor memories during skill acquisition.
Academic Article	Mere expectation to move causes attenuation of sensory signals.
Academic Article	Composition and decomposition in bimanual dynamic learning.
Academic Article	Separate representations of dynamics in rhythmic and discrete movements: evidence from motor learning.
Academic Article	Gone in 0.6 seconds: the encoding of motor memories depends on recent sensorimotor states.
Academic Article	Motor effort alters changes of mind in sensorimotor decision making.
Academic Article	Enhanced crosslimb transfer of force-field learning for dynamics that are identical in extrinsic and joint-based coordinates for both limbs.
Academic Article	An error-tuned model for sensorimotor learning.
Academic Article	Rapid Visuomotor Responses Reflect Value-Based Decisions.
Academic Article	Motor memories in manipulation tasks are linked to contact goals between objects.
Academic Article	Motor memories of object dynamics are categorically organized.
Academic Article	Object weight can be rapidly predicted, with low cognitive load, by exploiting learned associations between the weights and locations of objects.

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