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Same-Hand and Different-Hand Finger Pairings in Two-Choice Reaction Time: Presence or Absence of Response Competition?

Claude Alain Département d'Education Physique, Université de Montréal
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Khaled Taktak Département d'Education Physique, Université de Montréal
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Eric Buckolz Faculty of Physical Education, University of Western Ontario
Pages 45-51 | Published online: 14 Jul 2010

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JosJ. Adam, MartinP. J. van Boxtel, PeterJ. Houx, PascalW. M. van Gerven & Jelle Jolles. (2006) Perceptual and motor factors mediate the bowed spatial position effect in ageing. European Journal of Cognitive Psychology 18:5, pages 673-685.
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Jos Adam, Bernhard Hommel & Carlo Umiltà. (2005) Preparing for perception and action (II): Automatic and effortful processes in response cueing. Visual Cognition 12:8, pages 1444-1473.
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Thierry Hasbroucq, Isabelle Mouret, John Seal & Motoyuki Akamatsu. (1995) Finger Pairings in Two-Choice Reaction Time Tasks: Does the Between-Hands Advantage Reflect Response Preparation?. Journal of Motor Behavior 27:3, pages 251-262.
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Peter Wühr & Herbert Heuer. (2018) The impact of anatomical and spatial distance between responses on response conflict. Memory & Cognition 46:6, pages 994-1009.
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Jos J Adam, Bernhard Hommel & Carlo Umiltà. (2003) Preparing for perception and action (I): The role of grouping in the response-cuing paradigm. Cognitive Psychology 46:3, pages 302-358.
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Melanie A Hart & T Gilmour Reeve. (2002) Influence of practice on response-selection and response-implementation processes involved in the response-interference effect. Acta Psychologica 109:2, pages 177-194.
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Eric Buckolz, Jeff Van Damme & Cam O'Donnell. (1998) Positive priming: Locations containing relevant information are labeled accordingly. Human Movement Science 17:6, pages 781-799.
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Eric Buckolz, Scott Stevens, Cam O'Donnell, Jeff Van Damme & Jim McAuliffe. (1997) On the absence of response interference in choice reaction time tasks: Higher probable events. Human Movement Science 16:5, pages 567-595.
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Jos J. Adam, David V. Keyson & Fred G.W.C. Paas. (1997) Vibro-tactual choice reaction time in a precuing paradigm. Human Movement Science 16:5, pages 549-565.
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Eric Buckolz, Cam O'Donnell & Jim McAuliffe. (1996) The Simon effect: Evidence of a response processing “functional locus”. Human Movement Science 15:4, pages 543-564.
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Eric Buckolz, Pat Stapleton & Claude Alain. (1994) Activation-interference association for finger responses in choice reaction time tasks. Acta Psychologica 86:1, pages 1-29.
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