Carlos A. Velázquez-Vargas

This study investigates how implicit vs. explicit context processing affects sensorimotor memory expression under uncertainty, finding that implicit processing leads to belief-weighted combination while explicit processing favors categorical selection.

This study examines how motor learning and sequential planning interact by having participants learn a non-trivial keyboard-based movement rule resembling a knight's chess move, showing improvements in task performance with increased learning rates and flexible planning.

This study estimates working memory constraints in visuomotor adaptation by analyzing performance in item-recognition and rotation recall tasks, finding a capacity limit of 2-5 items and increased guessing with larger set sizes.