Tutorials in motor behavior II Book

Sect. 1	Models and Theories of Motor Control
	Neural Models of Distributed Motor Control	3
	Distributed Control of Limb Position and Force	31
	A Theory of Rapid Movements	55
	Distributed Sensorimotor Learning	71
	Issues in Goal Directed Motor Learning: Feedforward Control, Motor Equivalence, Specificity, and Artificial Neural Networks	101
	Posturo-Kinetic Interactions: Modeling and Modes of Control	125
Sect. 2	Representation and Control of Movement
	From Action Representation to Movement Control	159
	Motor Programming and Control	181
	Representation of Space and Motion in Man	195
	Plans and Programs for Short Movement Sequences	211
	Motor-Perceptual Interactions	229
	Interaction of Cognitive and Biomechanical Factors in the Organization of Graphic Movements	249
Sect. 3	Control and Coordination of Reaching Movements
	Coordination Mechanisms in Prehension Movements	265
	The Gearing of Early Reaching to the Environment	287
	Prehension Movements in Parkinson's Disease	307
	Critical Variables in the Coordination of Prosthetic and Normal Limbs	321
	Online Control of Hand Reaching at Undetected Target Displacements	343
	Effects of Practice on Reaching Movements Made to Moving Targets	357
	Constraints, Phases and Sensorimotor Processing in Prehension	371
Sect. 4	Structure and Function Relationships
	Functional Force Control in Parkinson's Disease Patients	401
	Simulation of Impairment of Force Amplitude and Force Timing in Parkinsonian Handwriting	425
	Cooperative Control of Gaze by the Superior Colliculus, Brainstem and Cerebellum	443
	Remote Facilitation of H-reflex During Voluntary Contraction of Orofacial and Limb Muscles	475
	Neuronal Control of Stance and Gait	483
	Planning a Reach: Spatial Analysis by Area 7a Neurons	501
Sect. 5	Intersegmental Dynamics of Movement
	Searching for Solutions to the Coordination Function: Learning as Exploratory Behavior	517
	The Role of Intersegmental Dynamics in Infant Neuromotor Development	533
	The Intermittent Dynamics of Coordination	549
	Learning and Transfer as Dynamical Paradigms for Behavioral Change	563
	An Exception That Proves the Rule!	583
	Frequency Locking, Frequency Modulation, and Bifurcations in Dynamic Movement Systems	599
Sect. 6	Bioelectrical and Biomechanical Correlates of Movement
	Bioelectrical and Biomechanical Correlates of Rapid Human Elbow Movement	625
	Human Jaw Movement Kinematics and Control	647
	Equilibrium Trajectories Underlying Rapid Target-Directed Arm Movements	661
	Augmented Feedback for Enhanced Skill Acquisition	677
	Coordination of Upper-Limb Movement: A Neuro-Dynamics Account	695
	Planning of Motor Sequences in Landing from a Jump-Down	713
Sect. 7	Feature Coding and Selective Activation
	Salient-Features Coding in Response Selection	727
	Dimensional Overlap and Dimensional Relevance in Stimulus-Response and Stimulus-Stimulus Compatibility	743
	Response Activation and Verification: A Psychophysiological Analysis	779
	Quantitative Analysis of Stimulus-Response Linking in a Sequence of Cortical Structures	793
	Some Historical Roots of Phenomena and Methods in Motor Behavior Research	807
Sect. 8	Anatomical and Behavior Contribution to Movement
	Contribution of the Thalamic Messages to Motor Cortex in the Learning of Motor Skills	829
	Behavioral and Anatomical Correlates of Postlesion Plasticity of the Pyramidal Tract During Development in the Cat	845
	Anatomical and Behavioral Parallels in the Development of the Corticospinal Tract	861
	Brain Damage and Recovery: The Cellular Basis of Neuroplasticity	877
	Eye-Head Coordination	901
	Posture and Elderly Persons: Evidence for Deficits in the Central Integrative Mechanisms	917
	Author Index	933
	Subject Index	955