This review summarizes research conducted in our laboratories over the past 5 years aimed
at determining the temporal and spatial relationships between eye and hand movements …

The ability of rapidly adapting our motor behaviour in order to face the unpredictable
changes in the surrounding environment is fundamental for survival. To achieve such a high …

A series of 8 experiments examined the phenomenon that a rapid aimed hand movement is
executed faster when it is performed as a single, isolated movement than when it is followed …

The purpose of this study was to examine the target impact constraint hypothesis of the one-
target advantage. This phenomenon reflects the finding that a movement toward a single …

Recent experiments have produced mixed results in terms of performance when, after
learning a sequential task, the same visual–spatial coordinates or the same motor …

The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of accuracy constraints and termination
requirements of hand movement on eye–hand coordination. Healthy adults performed two …

Arm movements in the horizontal plane consisting of two segments were examined to
determine whether the difficulty of the second segment influenced the kinematic …

Previous research has demonstrated that movement times to the first target in sequential
aiming movements are influenced by the properties of subsequent segments. Based on this …

The present experiment was conducted to explore the effect of practice on the one-target
advantage in manual aiming, as well as asymmetries in intermanual transfer of training …

Two experiments were conducted to examine the role of vision in the execution of a
movement sequence. Experiment 1 investigated whether individual components of a …