Jolande Fooken

The paper investigates whether smooth pursuit and reach-related visuomotor processes operate independently or compete, finding they can function in parallel without interference.

This study investigates gaze anchoring during reaching tasks, finding that gaze is anchored to targets in both visual and visual-haptic conditions, with differences in timing based on task requirements and hand involvement.

This study examines how context-dependent predictability affects eye and hand coordination during a rapid interception task, finding differential modulation of reaction times and vigor based on certainty and urgency.

The paper examines how participants manage gaze competition during object manipulation and environmental monitoring tasks, showing they prioritize sensorimotor control and adjust timing based on event statistics.

This study shows humans can track accelerating objects with eye movements but fail to predict their reappearance after occlusion using final velocity rather than acceleration.

This study examines oculomotor function in Parkinson's disease patients, finding task- and stimulus-specific preservation of eye movements in response to dynamic targets.

The paper examines how eye movements correlate with sensorimotor decisions in a go/no-go interception task, showing that eye movement stages align with decision-making phases.