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Object motion influences feedforward motor responses during mechanical stopping of virtual projectiles: A preliminary study

2021-04-22

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An important window into sensorimotor function is how humans interact and stop moving projectiles, such as stopping a door from closing shut or catching a ball. Previous studies have suggested that humans time the initiation and modulate the amplitude of their muscle activity based on the momentum of the approaching object. However, real-world experiments are constrained by laws of mechanics, which cannot be manip...

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fa38679e-654c-57bd-aa45-f4cb31c548bb
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10.1101/2021.04.20.440704
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