… in the neural control of movement and examine how these underlying processes are
temporally related with the conscious experience of deciding and the initiation of voluntary action. …

… for voluntary inhibition of voluntary movements. Classically, neuropsychology applies the
notion of inhibition to movements … control (ability to initiate) over voluntary actions and negative …

… In other words, voluntary movement is a product of the coordinated operation of various neural
… functions (15, 16) in which they initiate an intention to move and determines what kind of …

… This greatly enhanced the ability to study neural control … of a voluntary movement is preceded
by essential neural events … can initiate movement without contributing to the planning or …

… We assumed that movements initiated before T P were directed randomly, whereas movements
initiated after T P were initiated accurately toward the target. We also allowed for the fact …

… As a neural correlate of motor planning, preparatory activity has to … neural spike rate must
precede movement initiation. Second, neural activity must be selective for specific movements, …

… initiation of vocalizations. We explored whether this brain area became specialized for vocal
initiation during … Neuronal activity was specific for volitional action plans and differed during …

… This chapter explores mechanisms that control goal-directed steps for the purpose of
reorienting the body or initiating gait. A key issue concerns the control of balance. We argue that …

… be difficult to separate out specific neural signals related to the cognitive demands involved
in performing the SST from the neural signals related to motoric inhibitory control. A variant of …

… circuit in the cerebellum that monitors and controls the activity in the neural integrator, allowing
for … The vertical lines indicate initiation of a voluntary head movement. Following the rapid …