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Task-dependent engagements of the primary visual cortex during kinesthetic and visual motor imagery

Neuroscience Letters, 2017
Motor imagery can be divided into kinesthetic and visual aspects. In the present study, we investigated excitability in the corticospinal tract and primary visual cortex (V1) during kinesthetic and visual motor imagery. To accomplish this, we measured motor evoked potentials (MEPs) and probability of phosphene occurrence during the two types of motor ...
Nobuaki, Mizuguchi, Maiko, Nakamura, Kazuyuki, Kanosue   +2 more
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Use of implicit motor imagery for visual shape discrimination as revealed by PET

Nature, 1995
Positron emission tomography (PET) can be used to map brain regions that are active when a visual object (for example, a hand) is discriminated from its mirror form. Chronometric studies suggest that viewers 'solve' this visual shape task by mentally modelling it as a reaching task, implicitly moving their left hand into the orientation of any left ...
L M, Parsons, P T, Fox, J H, Downs, T, Glass, T B, Hirsch, C C, Martin, P A, Jerabek, J L, Lancaster   +7 more
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Visual motor imagery predominance in professional Spanish dancers.

Somatosensory & motor research, 2020
Purpose: The main objectives of the study were to analyse the predominant motor imagery modality used by professional Spanish dancers and to compare Spanish dancers' ability to perform mental motor imagery with that of non-dancers, and to analyse differences between male and female dancers.
Alba, Paris-Alemany, Roy, La Touche, Diego, Agudo-Carmona, Josué, Fernández-Carnero, Luis, Gadea-Mateos, Luis, Suso-Martí, Ferran, Cuenca-Martínez   +6 more
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Laterality in Parkinson's disease may predict motor and visual imagery abilities.

Functional neurology, 2018
Experimental evidence suggests that motor imagery (MI) engages the same neural substrates supporting actual motor activities and is likely impaired when such substrates are damaged, as in Parkinson's disease (PD). MI intuitively relies on visual imagery (VI), because mental simulations of physical movements depend on the visual retrieval of these ...
Lo Monaco MR, Laudisio A, Fusco D, Vetrano DL, Ricciardi D, Delle Donne V, Proietti, Francesca, Zuccalà G, Silveri MC   +8 more
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The Effects of VR and TP Visual Cues on Motor Imagery Subjects and Performance

Electronics (Switzerland), 2023
Shixuan Zhu
exaly  

Motor-Visual Imagery in Tonal Thinking

Music Educators Journal, 1940
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Exploring the Visual Guidance of Motor Imagery in Sustainable Brain–Computer Interfaces

Sustainability, 2022
Xiaoyu Chen, Ye Tao, Lei Kong
exaly  

Applications of virtual reality for motor imagery : investigating how visual feedback shapes motor imagery-based learning

Despite its use in numerous domains, motor imagery (MI) can be less effective than physical practice for learning. One reason for this gap may be a lack of feedback during MI. The current research aimed to determine whether visual feedback in virtual reality (VR) impacted learning of a complex novel skill through MI.
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Task-independent Electrophysiological Correlates of Motor Imagery Ability from Kinaesthetic and Visual Perspectives

Neuroscience, 2020
Laura Sebastiani, Danilo Menicucci, Francesco di Gruttola   +2 more
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Imitation and matching of meaningless gestures: distinct involvement from motor and visual imagery

Psychological Research, 2016
Mathieu Lesourd, Jordan Navarro, Christophe Jarry   +2 more
exaly