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Brain Sciences, 2021 Intellectual disability (ID) compromises intellectual and adaptive functioning. People with an ID show difficulty with procedural skills, with loss of autonomy in daily life.
Alberto Giachero +7 more
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Fractional Brownian motors and stochastic resonance [PDF]
Physical Review E, 2012 We study fluctuating tilt Brownian ratchets based on fractional subdiffusion in sticky viscoelastic media characterized by a power law memory kernel. Unlike the normal diffusion case the rectification effect vanishes in the adiabatically slow modulation limit and optimizes in a driving frequency range.
Goychuk, Igor, Kharchenko, Vasyl
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Action observation produces motor resonance in Parkinson's disease. [PDF]
J Neuropsychol, 2018 Observation of movement activates the observer's own motor system, influencing the performance of actions and facilitating social interaction. This motor resonance is demonstrated behaviourally through visuomotor priming, whereby response latencies are influenced by the compatibility between an intended action and an observed (task‐
Bek J +4 more
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A Novel Suppression Method for Low-Order Harmonics Causing Resonance of Induction Motor
Machines, 2022 In the motor drive system of electric vehicles, there are some nonlinear factors, such as the deadtime and the conduction voltage drop of switching devices, which will generate low-order harmonics of the stator current and the torque ripple.
Pengyun Song +4 more
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The role of attention in human motor resonance. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2017 Observation of others' actions evokes in primary motor cortex and spinal circuits of observers a subliminal motor resonance response, which reflects the motor program encoding observed actions. We investigated the role of attention in human motor resonance with four experimental conditions, explored in different subject groups: in the first explicit ...
Puglisi G +5 more
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Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience, 2023 The ability to predict the weight of objects is important for skilled and dexterous manipulation during activities of daily living. The observation of other people moving objects might represent an important source of information on object features and ...
Andrea Albergoni +12 more
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Exercise performance and corticospinal excitability during action observation
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2016 Purpose: Observation of a model performing fast exercise improves simultaneous exercise performance, however the precise mechanism underpinning this effect is unknown.
James Graeme Wrightson +2 more
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Congruent and Incongruent Corticospinal Activations at the Level of Multiple Effectors [PDF]
, 2015 Motor resonance is defined as the subliminal activation of the motor system while observing actions performed by others. However, resonating with another person's actions is not always an appropriate response: In real life, people do not just imitate but
Betti, Sonia +3 more
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Social Neuroscience, 2011 The discovery of mirror neurons in monkeys, and the finding of motor activity during action observation in humans are generally regarded to support motor theories of action understanding. These theories take motor resonance to be essential in the understanding of observed actions and the inference of action goals.
Uithol, S. +3 more
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Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2016 The motor system is recruited whenever one executes an action as well as when one observes the same action being executed by others. Although it is well established that emotion modulates the motor system, the effect of observing other individuals acting
Anaelli A Nogueira-Campos +6 more
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