Harrison Stoll

This study investigates the role of the left inferior frontal gyrus in resolving semantic interference during picture naming using transcranial stimulation techniques.

The paper identifies two subtypes of limb apraxia based on distinct neuroanatomic lesion profiles using structural MRI and graph analysis in stroke patients.

This study identifies predictors of arm non-use in chronic stroke patients, finding that attention/arousal and self-efficacy, along with motor impairment, predict non-use behavior.

This study investigates tool action errors in left hemisphere stroke patients, finding reduced competition between tool actions in both grasp-on-use conflict and tool neighbor scenarios.