Yue Du

This study investigates whether mechanical reasoning is necessary for novel tool use in apraxia and finds it is not, suggesting tool use is more intuitive.

This study investigates switch costs in motor skill switching, finding that errors arise from perseveration rather than poor execution of new skills.

The paper investigates how spatial and anatomical information from body stimuli is processed over time, finding that spatial information is processed faster than anatomical information.

The paper shows that invigoration of action selection and action execution are linked, with changes in one affecting the other.

This paper compares the speed of action initiation and inhibition, finding they are similar when conditions are matched, suggesting they may be part of a single decision-making process.