Yvonne F. Visser

This study investigates how threat influences motor preparation and stretch reflexes during reaching tasks, finding direction-selective modulation of long-latency reflexes under threat.

The paper investigates whether neural signals reflect confidence or accumulated evidence, finding that they track evidence rather than confidence directly.

This study investigates how time pressure affects the readiness potential (RP) during self-initiated movements, finding non-linear changes in RP amplitude and non-stereotypical RP shapes.