Rea Lehner

Dynamic Causal Modelling Highlights the Importance of Decreased Self-Inhibition of the Sensorimotor Cortex in Motor Fatigability

This paper uses dynamic causal modelling to show that reduced self-inhibition in the sensorimotor cortex contributes to motor fatigability.

Reward modulates behaviour and neural responses in motor cortex during action observation

The paper shows that observing highly-valued actions reduces response time variability and strengthens motor cortex neural representations, independent of attentional engagement.

Human motor fatigability as evoked by repetitive movements results from a gradual breakdown of surround inhibition

The paper investigates motor fatigability in healthy adults through repetitive movements, finding that performance decline is linked to reduced surround inhibition in the primary motor cortex.