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Research Article

Effects of Force Levels on Error Compensation in Periodic Bimanual Isometric Force Control

Junya Masumoto The Joint Graduate School in Science of School Education, Hyogo University of Teacher Education, Kato, Japan
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Nobuyuki Inui Laboratory of Human Motor Control, Naruto University of Education, Naruto, Japan
Pages 261-266 | Received 26 Dec 2011, Accepted 30 Apr 2012, Published online: 04 Jun 2012

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Junya Masumoto & Nobuyuki Inui. (2019) A Common Force-Sharing Pattern in Joint Action That Consists of Four People. Journal of Motor Behavior 51:1, pages 32-42.
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Sangsoo Park, Waneen Spirduso, Tim Eakin & Lawrence Abraham. (2018) Force and Directional Force Modulation Effects on Accuracy and Variability in Low-Level Pinch Force Tracking. Journal of Motor Behavior 50:2, pages 210-218.
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Solveig Vieluf, Ben Godde, Eva-Maria Reuter, Jean-Jacques Temprado & Claudia Voelcker-Rehage. (2015) Practice Effects in Bimanual Force Control: Does Age Matter?. Journal of Motor Behavior 47:1, pages 57-72.
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Junya Masumoto & Nobuyuki Inui. (2022) Experimental conditions in which dyads outperform individuals in a task of force produced by two people. Experimental Brain Research 240:11, pages 2999-3009.
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Charley W. Lafe, Matheus M. Pacheco & Karl M. Newell. (2016) Bimanual coordination and the intermittency of visual information in isometric force tracking. Experimental Brain Research 234:7, pages 2025-2034.
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Charley W. Lafe, Matheus M. Pacheco & Karl M. Newell. (2016) Adapting relative phase of bimanual isometric force coordination through scaling visual information intermittency. Human Movement Science 47, pages 186-196.
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Junya Masumoto & Nobuyuki Inui. (2015) Motor control hierarchy in joint action that involves bimanual force production. Journal of Neurophysiology 113:10, pages 3736-3743.
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Junya Masumoto & Nobuyuki Inui. (2013) Effects of movement duration on error compensation in periodic bimanual isometric force production. Experimental Brain Research 227:4, pages 447-455.
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Junya Masumoto & Nobuyuki Inui. (2013) Two heads are better than one: both complementary and synchronous strategies facilitate joint action. Journal of Neurophysiology 109:5, pages 1307-1314.
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Junya Masumoto & Nobuyuki Inui. (2012) Effects of Practice on Magnitude and Structure of Force Variability during Periodic Unimanual Isometric Force Production. Perceptual and Motor Skills 115:3, pages 702-714.
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