Amanda S. Therrien

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.

This study investigates whether somatosensory realignment during force field adaptation shares properties with motor adaptation, finding they exhibit different characteristics.

The paper shows that different sensory feedback is used for limb state estimation when stationary versus moving, with multisensory integration occurring in static cases and single-sensory reliance in dynamic cases.

This study investigates the relationship between state estimation and reinforcement learning in individuals with cerebellar degeneration, finding that active benefit predicts better learning in the cerebellar group.

This study shows that retargeting of efferent projections to residual muscles in lower limb amputees is associated with increased phantom limb pain.