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The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A
Human Experimental Psychology
Volume 51, 1998 - Issue 4
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Period Duration of Physical and Im aginary Movement Sequences Affects Contralateral Amplitude Modulation

Herbert Heuer Will Spijkers Thomas Kleinsorge Hanno van der Loo
Pages 755-779 | Published online: 22 Oct 2010

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Herbert Heuer, Thomas Kleinsorge, Will Spijkers & Christoph Steglich. (2004) Intermanual cross‐talk effects in unimanual choice reactions . The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A 57:6, pages 993-1018.
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Herbert Heuer, Thomas Kleinsorge, Will Spijkers & Christoph Steglich. (2001) Static and Phasic Cross-Talk Effects in Discrete Bimanual Reversal Movements. Journal of Motor Behavior 33:1, pages 67-85.
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Stephan F. Dahm & Martina Rieger. (2016) Is there symmetry in motor imagery? Exploring different versions of the mental chronometry paradigm. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics 78:6, pages 1794-1805.
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Stephan F. Dahm & Martina Rieger. (2015) Cognitive constraints on motor imagery. Psychological Research 80:2, pages 235-247.
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Brian A. Richardson, Tyler Cluff, James Lyons & Ramesh Balasubramaniam. (2013) An eye-to-hand magnet effect reveals distinct spatial interference in motor planning and execution. Experimental Brain Research 225:3, pages 443-454.
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Herbert Heuer & Cristina Massen. 2012. Handbook of Psychology, Second Edition. Handbook of Psychology, Second Edition.
Michael Schaefer, Herta Flor, Hans-Jochen Heinze & Michael Rotte. (2005) Dynamic shifts in the organization of primary somatosensory cortex induced by bimanual spatial coupling of motor activity. NeuroImage 25:2, pages 395-400.
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Eilon Vaadia & Simone Cardoso de Oliveira. 2004. Motor Cortex in Voluntary Movements. Motor Cortex in Voluntary Movements.
Will Spijkers & Herbert Heuer. 2004. Neuro-Behavioral Determinants of Interlimb Coordination. Neuro-Behavioral Determinants of Interlimb Coordination 223 258 .
Herbert Heuer. 2003. Handbook of Psychology. Handbook of Psychology.
Stephan P Swinnen, Veerle Puttemans, Sophie Vangheluwe, Nicole Wenderoth, Oron Levin & Natalia Dounskaia. (2003) Directional interference during bimanual coordination: is interlimb coupling mediated by afferent or efferent processes. Behavioural Brain Research 139:1-2, pages 177-195.
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Herbert Heuer, Will Spijkers, Christoph Steglich & Thomas Kleinsorge. (2002) Parametric coupling and generalized decoupling revealed by concurrent and successive isometric contractions of distal muscles. Acta Psychologica 111:2, pages 205-242.
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Simone Cardoso de Oliveira. (2002) The neuronal basis of bimanual coordination: recent neurophysiological evidence and functional models. Acta Psychologica 110:2-3, pages 139-159.
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S. Cardoso de Oliveira, A. Gribova, O. Donchin, H. Bergman & E. Vaadia. (2001) Neural interactions between motor cortical hemispheres during bimanual and unimanual arm movements. European Journal of Neuroscience 14:11, pages 1881-1896.
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Herbert Heuer & Wolfhard Klein. (2001) Eccentric head positions bias random generation of leftward and rightward handle-bar rotations. Acta Psychologica 106:1-2, pages 23-49.
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Herbert Heuer, Will Spijkers, Thomas Kleinsorge & Christoph Steglich. (2000) Parametrische Kopplung bei Folgen beidhändiger Umkehrbewegungen mit gleichen und unterschiedlichen Weiten. Experimental Psychology 47:1, pages 34-49.
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Wolfhard Klein & Herbert Heuer. (1999) The effects of eccentric head positions on leftward and rightward turns of a handle-bar. Acta Psychologica 103:3, pages 311-329.
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O Donchin, S.Cardoso de Oliveira & E Vaadia. (1999) Who Tells One Hand What the Other Is Doing. Neuron 23:1, pages 15-18.
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