Christopher J. Forgaard

This study compares the durability of motor learning through observation versus physical practice, finding that observation-induced adaptation decays faster than physical practice.

This study investigates how reward affects seven sensorimotor feedback loops in humans, finding that faster loops are insensitive to reward while slower loops show latency reductions.

This study investigates how kinesthetic motor imagery and contralateral voluntary movements influence the long-latency stretch response (LLR) in upper-limb muscles, finding that voluntary response 'leakage' into the stretched muscle is necessary for LLR facilitation.