Johnny V. V. Parr

This study investigates how expectations influence perception and neural responses during balance control, finding that expectations shape perception more than prediction errors in fast-reactive behavior.

This study examines how internal and external attentional focus strategies affect kinetic, cortical, muscular, and corticomuscular activity during an isometric force precision task, finding internal focus reduces force accuracy and alters neural and muscular activity.

The paper tests if left-temporal alpha oscillations indicate verbal-analytical processing during motor tasks and finds they are not specific to this process.