Journal article
The one-target advantage: advanced preparation or online processing?
Abstract
The one-target advantage refers to a shorter movement time for one- target aiming movements, in comparison to aiming attempts followed by a second movement. Theoretical explanations of the one-target advantage vary in the extent to which they attribute this phenomenon to prior planning or to online control mechanisms. In this research, we attempted to gain insight into the control of sequential aiming movements by manipulating the availability …
Authors
Lavrysen A; Helsen WF; Elliott DJ; Adam JJ
Journal
Motor Control, Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 230–245
Publisher
Human Kinetics
Publication Date
7 2002
DOI
10.1123/mcj.6.3.230
ISSN
1087-1640