Jonathan M. Wood

Impaired effort perception, not reward sensitivity, impacts the effort-reward trade-off in Parkinsons disease

This study investigates the effort-reward trade-off in Parkinson's disease, finding increased effort perception but no reduced reward sensitivity or biased effort-reward mapping.

Individual limb measures of split-belt adaptation are correlated with shifts in lower limb position sense

This study investigates how sensorimotor adaptation during split-belt treadmill walking affects lower limb position sense, finding no reliable changes in position sense but a relationship between adaptation plateau and double limb support time.

Explicit and implicit locomotor learning in individuals with chronic hemiparetic stroke

This study compares explicit and implicit locomotor learning in individuals with chronic stroke to neurologically intact controls, finding deficits in both processes.

Reinforcement learning during locomotion

This study shows humans can learn new walking patterns through reinforcement learning, despite stability risks, and retain explicit memory better than implicit memory.

A reliable and efficient adaptive Bayesian method to assess static lower limb position sense.

This paper introduces a reliable and efficient Bayesian method to assess static lower limb position sense using an adaptive algorithm and dual-belt treadmill.