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A Visual Representation and the Control of Manual Aiming Movements

Digby ElliottMotor Behaviour Laboratory School of Physical Education and Athletics McMaster University
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Randy CalvertMotor Behaviour Laboratory School of Physical Education and Athletics McMaster University
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Melanie JaegerMotor Behaviour Laboratory School of Physical Education and Athletics McMaster University
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Ruth JonesMotor Behaviour Laboratory School of Physical Education and Athletics McMaster University
Pages 327-346 | Received 20 Jun 1989, Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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James W. Roberts, James Maiden & Simon J. Bennett. (2022) Impact of simulated target blur on the preparation and execution of aiming movements. Visual Cognition 30:8, pages 564-572.
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Digby Elliott & Simon J. Bennett. (2021) Intermittent Vision and Goal-Directed Movement: A Review. Journal of Motor Behavior 53:4, pages 523-543.
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Alexandra Perrot, Louis Bherer & Julie Messier. (2012) Preserved Spatial Memory for Reaching to Remembered Three-Dimensional Targets in Aging. Experimental Aging Research 38:5, pages 511-536.
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Martin Lemay, ChristopherP. Bertram & GeorgeE. Stelmach. (2004) Pointing to an Allocentric and Egocentric Remembered Target in Younger and Older Adults. Experimental Aging Research 30:4, pages 391-406.
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AlissaD. Fourkas, RonaldG. Marteniuk & MichaelA. Khan. (2003) Guiding Movements with Internal Representations: A Reach-and-Grasp Task. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 74:2, pages 165-172.
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DavidA. Westwood, Matthew Heath & EricA. Roy. (2003) No Evidence for Accurate Visuomotor Memory: Systematic and Variable Error in Memory-Guided Reaching. Journal of Motor Behavior 35:2, pages 127-133.
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Martin Lemay & Luc Proteau. (2002) Effects of Target Presentation Time, Recall Delay, and Aging on the Accuracy of Manual Pointing to Remembered Targets. Journal of Motor Behavior 34:1, pages 11-23.
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MichaelA. Khan & IanM. Franks. (2000) The Effect of Practice on Component Submovements is Dependent on the Availability of Visual Feedback. Journal of Motor Behavior 32:3, pages 227-240.
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Ben Sidaway, Dongwon Yook & Daniel Russell. (1999) Distributed Control in Rapid Sequential Aiming Responses. Journal of Motor Behavior 31:4, pages 367-379.
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James Lyons, Robert Fontaine & Digby Elliott. (1997) I Lost It in the Lights: The Effects of Predictable and Variable Intermittent Vision on Unimanual Catching. Journal of Motor Behavior 29:2, pages 113-118.
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Shannon Robertson, Jane Collins, Digby Elliott & Janet Starkes. (1994) The Influence of Skill and Intermittent Vision on Dynamic Balance. Journal of Motor Behavior 26:4, pages 333-339.
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Digby Elliott, Sarah Zuberec & Paul Milgram. (1994) The Effects of Periodic Visual Occlusion on Ball Catching. Journal of Motor Behavior 26:2, pages 113-122.
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Gianluca U. Sorrento & Denise Y. P. Henriques. (2008) Reference Frame Conversions for Repeated Arm Movements. Journal of Neurophysiology 99:6, pages 2968-2984.
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Steve Hansen, Digby Elliott & Luc Tremblay. (2016) Online Control of Discrete Action following Visual Perturbation. Perception 36:2, pages 268-287.
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Matthew Heath, David A. Westwood & Gordon Binsted. (2004) The Control of Memory-Guided Reaching Movements in Peripersonal Space. Motor Control 8:1, pages 76-106.
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Matthew Heath & David A. Westwood. (2003) Can a Visual Representation Support the Online Control of Memory-Dependent Reaching? Evidence from a Variable Spatial Mapping Paradigm. Motor Control 7:4, pages 349-365.
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Kathryn L. Ricker, Digby Elliott, James Lyons, David Gauldie, Romeo Chua & Winston Byblow. (1999) The utilization of visual information in the control of rapid sequential aiming movements. Acta Psychologica 103:1-2, pages 103-123.
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