Cognitive Syndromes Associated With Movement Disorders : CONTINUUM: Lifelong Learning
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Background: The striatum supports motivated behavior and impulse control. Altered striatal
activation and connectivity has been observed in link with impulse control dysfunction in …

This study investigated motor aptitude in older adults with and without Parkinson's disease
(PD) to further specify known motor-related changes of PD. We divided 671 older adults …

The ability to perform skilled movement is crucial to everyday functioning. One admires the
fine-tuned, highly coordinated movements underlying music, dance, and athletics …

The nervous system exists to generate adaptive behaviour by processing sensory input from
the body and the environment in order to produce appropriate motor output, and vice versa …

Strokes are the result of restricted blood flow to particular areas of the brain classified by
their cause. The neural damage they cause are of growing concern as the number of young …

This study reports the findings of a mixed-methods investigation into learning and cognition
that has been theoretically and methodologically positioned as embodied. Embodied …

Background: Although previous studies targeted S1 by TMS to investigate its effect on the
corticospinal pathway, there is no evidence if such stimuli produced by TMS would distinctly …

Huntington's disease is a devastating and complex disease that deeply impacts patients and
their families. Changes in basic health, cognition, and personality tax patients, families, and …

Humans' ability to learn about and use tools is considered a defining feature of our species,
with most related neuroimaging investigations involving proxy 2D picture viewing tasks …