Daniel S. Marigold

This paper introduces a novel lower limb pointing task to assess motor strategies and proprioceptive impairments in individuals with incomplete spinal cord injury.

The paper analyzes real-world pedestrian collision avoidance behaviors using video data and deep learning to identify factors influencing path deviations and interactions.

The paper shows that self-efficacy and energetic cost influence gaze and path choices when navigating different terrains and path lengths.

The paper tests how different mobility constraints affect collision avoidance behaviors in virtual pedestrian interactions, finding that strollers increase lateral separation more than other objects.

This study shows that self-confidence about terrain influences gaze behavior and path choice during movement decisions.

This study investigates whether prior prism adaptation improves subsequent de novo motor skill learning but finds no evidence of such potentiation.

This study shows that experiencing physical consequences from movement errors enhances motor memory and generalization compared to no consequences.

This study uses TMS to test if PPC regions medial to IPS are involved in online correction of hand and foot movements, finding no effect on movement errors or trajectories.