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Freely Chosen Index Finger Tapping Frequency Is Increased in Repeated Bouts of Tapping
Journal of Motor Behavior, 2015Healthy individuals (n = 40) performed index finger tapping at freely chosen frequency during repeated bouts and before and after near-maximal muscle action consisting of 3 intense flexions of the index finger metacarpal phalangeal joint. One experiment showed, unexpectedly, that a bout of tapping increased the tapping frequency in the subsequent bout.
Hansen, Ernst Albin; id_orcid 0000-0003-2690-6807 +4 more
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Finger-tapping Motion Analysis in Cervical Myelopathy by Magnetic-Sensor Tapping Device
Journal of Spinal Disorders & Techniques, 2013Case-control study.The purpose of this study is to determine finger motion of patients with cervical myelopathy during finger-tapping cycles.A major symptom of patients with compressive cervical myelopathy is finger clumsiness. Therefore, understanding finger motion is prerequisite in assessing the severity of myelopathy.
Toshitada, Miwa +5 more
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Temporal Regularity of Tapping by the Left and Right Hands in Timed and Untimed Finger Tapping
Journal of Motor Behavior, 1990The temporal characteristics of repetitive finger tapping by the left and right hands were examined in two experiments. In the first experiment, interresponse intervals (IRIs) were recorded while right-handed male subjects tapped in synchrony with an auditory timing pulse (the synchronization phase) and then attempted to maintain the same tapping rate ...
G, Truman, G R, Hammond
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Development of Force Control and Timing in a Finger-Tapping Sequence with an Attenuated-Force Tap
Motor Control, 2002We conducted an experiment to examine age-related differences in the control of force and timing in a finger-tapping sequence with an attenuated-force tap. Participants between 7 and 20 years old tapped on a load cell with feedback on practice trials. They were required to recall the force pattern (300 g, 300 g, 300 g, 100 g) and the intertap interval (
Nobayuki, Inui, Yumi, Katsura
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Characteristics of Finger Tapping Are Not Affected by Heavy Strength Training
Journal of Motor Behavior, 2015The authors investigated the effects of 2 weeks of heavy index finger strength training on characteristics of freely chosen finger tapping including tapping frequency, tap force, and finger displacement. One group (n = 12) performed index finger extension and flexion strength training. A control group (n = 12) performed no intervention.
Sardroodian, Mahta +3 more
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Finger Tapping as a Behavioral Indicator of Presence in VR
PRESENCE: Virtual and Augmented RealityAbstract The sense of spatial presence in virtual environments (VEs) is typically measured using self-report methods after task completion. Recent years have seen efforts to measure presence via physiological markers, with mixed results. Behavioral indicators might better track variations in presence over time.
Sean Hinkle, Shayna Soares, Corey Bohil
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Hemispheric differences in the control of finger tapping
2020The human brain is composed of two hemispheres. Even though most functions are represented in both, they differ in processing abilities, enabling the left hemisphere to speak and control learned motor sequences. One current hypothesis how the hemispheres differ is in their processing of relative frequencies of sensory stimuli (Ivry and Robertson, 1998;
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IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, 2023
Huaiyu Zhu, Dehao Yang, Yun Pan
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Huaiyu Zhu, Dehao Yang, Yun Pan
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