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Tap Harder: Cognitive Inhibition and Induced Emotions Predict Tapping Force in Young and Older Adults.

2025-09-17

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<p>Research on sensorimotor synchronization typically examines finger tapping to auditory rhythms. These studies generally investigate timing accuracy, largely neglecting the force of tapping, which provides information on exertion and thus is relevant to clinical applications of cued movement. In two experiments with healthy young and older adults, we examined the possible influence of i) cognitive function, ii)...

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92040ff6-70a8-5fd2-ad45-209666dcc9d9
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10.31234/osf.io/hjdpr_v2
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