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This study shows that observing virtual objects during motor imagery increases corticospinal excitability more than motor imagery alone, with immersive environments enhancing this effect.

This study shows that motor imagery remains stable under acute stress in police officers, suggesting its reliability for training and performance in high-stress environments.

This study examines the acute effect of tDCS on postural control in trained athletes, finding that M1 stimulation reduced CoP displacement more in unipedal stance, with effectiveness decreasing with parkour experience.

The paper demonstrates that gravity is used to optimise motor patterns by reducing muscle effort in human and monkey arm movements.