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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Visuomotor Coordination"”.

  1. HIITing the Brain with Exercise; the Effect of High-Intensity Interval Training on Cerebrovascular and Cognitive Function

    … (P < 0.05), with more marked improvements in visuomotor coordination confined to the controls (P < 0.05).<br/><br/>Discussion: The findings of the studies incorporated in this thesis demonstrate that HIIT, specifically HVHIIT, stimulates acute increases in MCAv compared to MICT and long-term …

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  2. Dancing and the aging brain: the effects of a 4-month ballroom dance intervention on the cognition of healthy older adults

    … attention, executive function, working memory, visuomotor coordination, spatial processing, speed of processing, sequential learning, and reasoning), a test of cardiorespiratory fitness, two tests used to evaluate balance control, and scales assessing anxiety, psychological well-being, perceived …

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  3. Visuomotor adaptation in young adults with and without motor difficulties

    <p>Children with Developmental Coordination Disorders (DCD) have shown motor learning deficits in visuomotor adaptation tasks, and the failure of detecting errors seems to be the key that impedes motor learning. Recent studies suggested that presenting larger feedback improves the rate and extent …

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  4. Characterizing Mental Workload in Physical Human-Robot Interaction Using Eye-Tracking Measures

    Recent technological developments have ushered in an exciting era for collaborative robots (cobots), which can operate in close proximity with humans, sharing and supporting task goals. While there is increasing research on the biomechanical and ergonomic consequences of using cobots, there is …

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