Mario Treviño

This study shows that eye movements anticipate target rebounds in an interception task, using learned statistical regularities to predict trajectory changes.

This study investigates how target predictability influences predictive and prospective interception strategies in a visuomotor task, finding that decreased variability promotes predictive strategies while increased variability shifts toward prospective strategies.

This paper studies chase and escape dynamics by developing a visuomotor task to analyze how participants adjust their strategies based on target speed and directional uncertainty.