Michael J. Proulx

This paper combines gaze tracking with the Stimulus-Preceding Negativity (SPN) to improve target selection in XR by confirming user intent implicitly.

The paper investigates fixation selection in real-world tasks and finds that motor 'laziness' drives return saccades and center biases, contradicting lab-based principles like inhibition-of-return.

This study investigates sensorimotor adaptation in CRPS patients and finds no impairment in strategic recalibration or realignment, but greater endpoint errors with the affected hand.

The paper investigates how visual impairment affects audio-haptic multisensory integration development, finding that early blindness supports optimal integration while late blindness impairs it.

This study investigates spatial cognition in CRPS patients and finds no significant spatial biases, contradicting previous evidence.

This study investigates sensorimotor adaptation in CRPS by testing prism adaptation and finds no evidence of impaired strategic control but suggests greater realignment in the affected arm.

This study investigates whether induced pain affects the updating of peripersonal space and body representations during tool-use, finding no disruption in these processes.