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Adjustment to a complex visuo-motor transformation at early and late working age

Herbert Heuer IfADo – Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Factors, Ardeystraße 67, 44139 Dortmund, GermanyCorrespondence[email protected]
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Mathias Hegele IfADo – Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Factors, Ardeystraße 67, 44139 Dortmund, Germany
Pages 1039-1054 | Published online: 04 Jan 2011

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Sajida Khanafer, Heidi Sveistrup & Erin K. Cressman. (2023) The Influence of Age on the Intermanual Transfer and Retention of Implicit Visuomotor Adaptation. Journal of Motor Behavior 55:2, pages 220-235.
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Sandra Sülzenbrück & Herbert Heuer. (2011) Type of visual feedback during practice influences the precision of the acquired internal model of a complex visuo-motor transformation. Ergonomics 54:1, pages 34-46.
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GuyH. Walker, NevilleA. Stanton, PaulM. Salmon, DanielP. Jenkins & Laura Rafferty. (2010) Translating concepts of complexity to the field of ergonomics. Ergonomics 53:10, pages 1175-1186.
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Na Li, Guopeng Chen, Yong Xie & Zhongting Chen. (2021) Aging Effect on Visuomotor Adaptation: Mediated by Cognitive Decline. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience 13.
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Lisa Langsdorf, Jana Maresch, Mathias Hegele, Samuel D. McDougle & Raphael Schween. (2021) Prolonged response time helps eliminate residual errors in visuomotor adaptation. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review 28:3, pages 834-844.
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Raphael Schween, Samuel D. McDougle, Mathias Hegele & Jordan A. Taylor. (2020) Assessing explicit strategies in force field adaptation. Journal of Neurophysiology 123:4, pages 1552-1565.
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Jing Huang, Mathias Hegele & Jutta Billino. (2018) Motivational Modulation of Age-Related Effects on Reaching Adaptation. Frontiers in Psychology 9.
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Herbert Heuer & Mathias Hegele. (2014) Age-related variations of visuo-motor adaptation beyond explicit knowledge. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience 6.
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Herbert Heuer, Mathias Hegele & Miya Kato Rand. 2013. Age-Differentiated Work Systems. Age-Differentiated Work Systems 369 390 .
Herbert Heuer & Sandra Sülzenbrück. (2012) A progression of approximations to internal models of complex visuo-motor transformations. Human Movement Science 31:5, pages 1056-1070.
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Herbert Heuer, Mathias Hegele & Sandra Sülzenbrück. (2011) Implicit and explicit adjustments to extrinsic visuo-motor transformations and their age-related changes. Human Movement Science 30:5, pages 916-930.
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Mathias Hegele & Herbert Heuer. (2010) Implicit and explicit components of dual adaptation to visuomotor rotations. Consciousness and Cognition 19:4, pages 906-917.
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