Brendan D. Cameron

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Comparing movement preparation of unimanual, bimanual symmetric, and bimanual asymmetric movements

Romeo Chua, Jarrod Blinch, Brendan D. Cameron, 2013, Experimental Brain Research.

Bimanual reaches with symbolic cues exhibit errors in target selection

Romeo Chua, Jarrod Blinch, Brendan D. Cameron, 2011, Experimental Brain Research.

No visual-proprioceptive re-weighting after removal of vision

Brendan D. Cameron, Joan López-Moliner, 2013 .

Attention and the visuomotor system : can the dorsal stream process two action targets simultaneously?

Brendan D. Cameron, 2005 .

Target modality affects visually guided online control of reaching

Brendan D. Cameron, Joan López-Moliner, 2015, Vision Research.

The hand’s automatic pilot can update visual information while the eye is in motion

Romeo Chua, James T. Enns, Brendan D. Cameron, 2009, Experimental Brain Research.

Implicit motor learning from target error during explicit reach control

Romeo Chua, Brendan D. Cameron, Ian M. Franks, 2010, Experimental Brain Research.

Reach adaptation to online target error

Romeo Chua, Brendan D. Cameron, Ian M. Franks, 2011, Experimental Brain Research.

The role of differential delays in integrating transient visual and proprioceptive information

Joan López-Moliner, Brendan D. Cameron, Cristina de la Malla, 2014, Front. Psychol..

Explicit knowledge and real-time action control: anticipating a change does not make us respond more quickly

Brendan D. Cameron, Darian T. Cheng, R. Chua, 2013, Experimental Brain Research.

Volitional Initiation and Fast Visuomotor Networks: Why Movements are Slow to Start and Quick to Correct.

Brendan D. Cameron, R. Chua, Jarrod Blinch, 2016, Motor control.

Do preparation or control processes result in the modulation to Fitts’ law for movements to targets with placeholders?

Romeo Chua, Jarrod Blinch, Brendan D. Cameron, 2012, Experimental Brain Research.

Cognitive constraint on the ‘automatic pilot’ for the hand: Movement intention influences the hand’s susceptibility to involuntary online corrections

Romeo Chua, Brendan D. Cameron, Erin K. Cressman, 2009, Consciousness and Cognition.

Dual-target interference for the ‘automatic pilot’ in the dorsal stream

Romeo Chua, James T. Enns, Brendan D. Cameron, 2007, Experimental Brain Research.

Reach adaptation to explicit vs. implicit target error

Romeo Chua, Brendan D. Cameron, Ian M. Franks, 2010, Experimental Brain Research.

Visuomotor adaptation : contributions of awareness, online correction, and sense of agency

Brendan D. Cameron, 2010 .

Do preparation or control processes result in the modulation to Fitts’ law for movements to targets with placeholders?

Brendan D. Cameron, N. Hodges, R. Chua, 2012, Experimental Brain Research.

Explicit knowledge and real-time action control: anticipating a change does not make us respond more quickly

Brendan D. Cameron, Darian T. Cheng, R. Chua, 2013, Experimental Brain Research.

Facilitation and interference during the preparation of bimanual movements: contributions from starting locations, movement amplitudes, and target locations

Brendan D. Cameron, I. Franks, R. Chua, 2014, Psychological Research.

Visual Processing in the Action-Oriented Brain

Brendan D. Cameron, G. Binsted, 2012 .

The adaptability of self-action perception and movement control when the limb is passively versus actively moved

Brendan D. Cameron, I. Franks, R. Chua, 2012, Consciousness and Cognition.

Facilitation and interference during the preparation of bimanual movements: contributions from starting locations, movement amplitudes, and target locations

Ian M Franks, Romeo Chua, Jarrod Blinch, 2015, Psychological research.

Enhanced orienting effects: Evidence for an interaction principle

Brendan D. Cameron, A. Kingstone, B. Olk, 2008 .

Movement duration does not affect automatic online control.

Ian M Franks, Romeo Chua, Erin K Cressman, 2010, Human movement science.

Why do movements drift in the dark? Passive versus active mechanisms of error accumulation.

Joan López-Moliner, Brendan D. Cameron, Cristina de la Malla, 2015, Journal of neurophysiology.

Comparing movement preparation of unimanual, bimanual symmetric, and bimanual asymmetric movements

Brendan D. Cameron, I. Franks, R. Chua, 2013, Experimental Brain Research.

Adapting to target error without visual feedback.

Brendan D. Cameron, R. Chua, J. Squair, 2013, Acta psychologica.

Why do movements drift in the dark? Passive versus active mechanisms of error accumulation.

Brendan D. Cameron, Joan López-Moliner, Cristina de la Malla, 2015, Journal of neurophysiology.