Charlène Truong

This study replicates and extends Decety et al.'s 1989 findings on temporal equivalence between imagined and executed walking, showing no significant differences in walking times and strong correlations across distances.

The paper examines corticospinal excitability changes during action observation, finding early suppression followed by a return to baseline without facilitation, with muscle-specific effects.

RMT-Finder automates RMT determination in TMS, showing high reliability and equivalence to manual methods with faster execution.

This study shows mental fatigue impairs motor performance during practice but enhances learning during rest periods in a finger-tapping task.

This study shows that evening training leads to better skill consolidation compared to morning or afternoon training, with sleep contributing to this effect.

This study investigates how time-of-day affects motor skill acquisition and consolidation after physical and mental practice, finding better consolidation in the afternoon for both types of practice.