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Volume 8 (2004): Issue 4 (Jan 2004)
in
Motor Control
Print ISSN:
1087-1640
Online ISSN:
1543-2696
Editorial
Connecting Sciences Using Graphonomic Research
Original Research
From Parallel Sequence Representations to Calligraphic Control: A Conspiracy of Neural Circuits
Research
Rotational Equilibrium during Multi-Digit Pressing and Prehension
Stability of Coordination Patterns in Handwriting: Effects of Speed and Hand
Age-Related Differences in the Control of Multijoint Movements
Force Levels in Uni- and Bimanual Isometric Tasks Affect Variability Measures Differently Throughout Lifespan
Visuomotor Adaptation in Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder
Handwriting and Attention in Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Submovements Grow Larger, Fewer, and More Blended during Stroke Recovery
Comparison of Pallidal and Subthalamic Stimulation on Force Control in Patient's with Parkinson's Disease
Functional Changes in Brain Activity during Acquisition and Practice of Movement Sequences
Are Graphomotor Tasks Affected by Working in the Contralateral Hemispace in 6- to 10-Year-Old Children?
Learning Multiple Visuomotor Transformations: Adaptation and Context-Dependent Recall
Using the Framework of the Kinematic Theory for the Definition of a Movement Primitive
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