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Amplitude Scaling in a Bimanual Circle-Drawing Task: Pattern Switching and End-Effector Variability

Young U. Ryu Texas A&M University Department of Health and Kinesiology
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John J. Buchanan Texas A&M University Department of Health and Kinesiology
Pages 265-279 | Published online: 07 Aug 2010

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JohnJ. Buchanan & YoungU. Ryu. (2012) Scaling Movement Amplitude: Adaptation of Timing and Amplitude Control in a Bimanual Task. Journal of Motor Behavior 44:3, pages 135-147.
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TiffanyM. Rodriguez, JohnJ. Buchanan & CarolineJ. Ketcham. (2009) Identifying Leading Joint Strategies in a Bimanual Coordination Task: Does Coordination Stability Depend on Leading Joint Strategy?. Journal of Motor Behavior 42:1, pages 49-60.
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Ya-weng Tseng, JohnP. Scholz & Martin Valere. (2006) Effects of Movement Frequency and Joint Kinetics on the Joint Coordination Underlying Bimanual Circle Drawing. Journal of Motor Behavior 38:5, pages 383-404.
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JohnJ. Buchanan & YoungU. Ryu. (2006) One-to-One and Polyrhythmic Temporal Coordination in Bimanual Circle Tracing. Journal of Motor Behavior 38:3, pages 163-184.
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John J. Buchanan & Young U. Ryu. (2005) The interaction of tactile information and movement amplitude in a multijoint bimanual circle-tracing task: Phase transitions and loss of stability. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A 58:5, pages 769-787.
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Shannon D. (Robertson) Ringenbach & Polemnia G. Amazeen. (2005) How Do Children Control Rate, Amplitude, and Coordination Stability During Bimanual Circle Drawing?. Ecological Psychology 17:1, pages 1-18.
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Mariann Mravcsik, Lilla Botzheim, Norbert Zentai, Davide Piovesan & Jozsef Laczko. (2021) The Effect of Crank Resistance on Arm Configuration and Muscle Activation Variances in Arm Cycling Movements. Journal of Human Kinetics 76, pages 175-189.
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Harjo J. de Poel, Melvyn Roerdink, C. (Lieke) E. Peper & Peter J. Beek. (2020) A Re-Appraisal of the Effect of Amplitude on the Stability of Interlimb Coordination Based on Tightened Normalization Procedures. Brain Sciences 10:10, pages 724.
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Inchon Park, John J. Buchanan, Austin T. McCulloch, Jing Chen & David L. Wright. (2020) Motor and spatial representations of action: corticospinal excitability in M1 after training with a bimanual skill. Experimental Brain Research 238:5, pages 1191-1202.
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Chia‐Chen Wu & Kuo‐Chen Huang. (2019) Effects of line length, orientation angle, and drawing direction on the straight‐line drawing performance of elderly Taiwanese adults during iPad use. Human Factors and Ergonomics in Manufacturing & Service Industries 30:2, pages 140-146.
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Karen Brakke & Matheus M. Pacheco. (2019) The Development of Bimanual Coordination Across Toddlerhood. Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development 84:2, pages 7-147.
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Zhujun Pan & Arend W.A. Van Gemmert. (2019) The control of amplitude and direction in a bimanual coordination task. Human Movement Science 65, pages 111-120.
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John J. Buchanan, Inchon Park, Jing Chen, David L. Wright & Ranjana K. Mehta. (2017) Bimanual coordination patterns are stabilized under monitoring-pressure. Experimental Brain Research 235:6, pages 1909-1918.
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Sasha Reschechtko, Fariba Hasanbarani, Vladimir M. Akulin & Mark L. Latash. (2017) Unintentional force changes in cyclical tasks performed by an abundant system: Empirical observations and a dynamical model. Neuroscience 350, pages 94-109.
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Charles H. Shea, John J. Buchanan & Deanna M. Kennedy. (2015) Perception and action influences on discrete and reciprocal bimanual coordination. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review 23:2, pages 361-386.
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Young Uk Ryu & Hwa Kyung Shin. (2016) Effects of Differential Stability on Control of Multi-Joint Coordination in the Upper Extremity: A Torque Component Analysis. The Journal of Korean Physical Therapy 28:1, pages 8-13.
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Chaoyi Wang, Deanna M. Kennedy, Jason B. Boyle & Charles H. Shea. (2013) A guide to performing difficult bimanual coordination tasks: just follow the yellow brick road. Experimental Brain Research 230:1, pages 31-40.
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John J. Buchanan. (2013) Flexibility in the control of rapid aiming actions. Experimental Brain Research 229:1, pages 47-60.
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John J. Buchanan & Noah J. Dean. (2009) Specificity in practice benefits learning in novice models and variability in demonstration benefits observational practice. Psychological Research PRPF 74:3, pages 313-326.
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Attila J. Kovacs & Charles H. Shea. (2010) Amplitude differences, spatial assimilation, and integrated feedback in bimanual coordination. Experimental Brain Research 202:2, pages 519-525.
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Ya-weng Tseng, John P. Scholz & James C. Galloway. (2008) The organization of intralimb and interlimb synergies in response to different joint dynamics. Experimental Brain Research 193:2, pages 239-254.
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Shannon D. (Robertson) Ringenbach & James C. Kao. (2008) Torso Movement Constraint in Stability of Bimanual Coordination. Perceptual and Motor Skills 107:1, pages 231-245.
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SHANNON D. (ROBERTSON) RINGENBACH. (2008) TORSO MOVEMENT CONSTRAINT IN STABILITY OF BIMANUAL COORDINATION. Perceptual and Motor Skills 107:5, pages 231.
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Hyeongsaeng Park & Michael T. Turvey. 2008. Coordination: Neural, Behavioral and Social Dynamics. Coordination: Neural, Behavioral and Social Dynamics 3 25 .
M.T. Turvey. (2007) Action and perception at the level of synergies. Human Movement Science 26:4, pages 657-697.
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John J. Buchanan, Jin-Hoon Park & Charles H. Shea. (2006) Target width scaling in a repetitive aiming task: switching between cyclical and discrete units of action. Experimental Brain Research 175:4, pages 710-725.
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