Deborah A. Barany

The paper investigates how active motor preparation and gaze strategy affect corticospinal excitability during interception planning, finding that motor preparation drives facilitation while gaze strategy influences perception.

This study investigates how target speed affects corticospinal excitability during interception preparation, finding that speed, not distance, influences MEP modulation.

This study uses fMRI and Bayesian modeling to show that direction and distance in motor planning are encoded independently in different reference frames across the dorsomedial reach pathway.

This study investigates sound symbolism by examining neural responses to audiovisual pseudoword-shape correspondences using fMRI, finding faster reaction times and greater activation for congruent stimuli.

This study investigates how humans adjust motor responses to stop moving virtual projectiles by manipulating object momentum through speed or mass, revealing timing and force adjustments in hand force application.

This study investigates age-related deficits in visuomotor decision-making by comparing performance between older adults and young adults in simple and demanding tasks.

This study examines how perceptual decisions about object shape influence visuomotor coordination during reaching and interception tasks, revealing differences in movement strategies and eye movement adaptations.