Responses to loud auditory stimuli indicate that movement-related activation builds up in anticipation of action

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Responses to loud auditory stimuli indicate that movement-related activation builds up in anticipation of action

Previous research using a loud acoustic stimulus (LAS) to investigate motor preparation in reaction time (RT) tasks indicates that responses can be triggered well in advance of the presentation of an imperative stimulus (IS). This is intriguing given that high levels of response preparation cannot b...

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Main Authors:	Marinovic, Welber, de Rugy, Aymar, Lipp, Ottmar, Tresilian, James
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	American Physiological Society 2013
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/43314

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