Alexander D. Forrence

This study models how confidence judgments during visuomotor learning integrate recent error history and environmental volatility.

This paper shows that motor learning can occur without actual movement by demonstrating implicit adaptation based on planned movements and simulated sensory feedback.

This study shows that older adults' slower reaction times are due to reduced preparation speed, not delayed initiation, with a consistent 90ms delay between preparation and initiation.

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.

The paper shows that latent habits can be unmasked by limiting response time, with habit expression peaking 300-600ms after stimulus presentation.