Michael A. Khan

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Analyzing championship squash match-play: In search of a system description

Ian M. Franks, Tim McGarry, Michael A. Khan, 2020 .

The Optimization of Speed, Accuracy, and Energy in Goal-Directed Aiming

Steve Hansen, Digby Elliott, Michael A. Khan, 2010 .

The Preparation and Control of Multiple-Target Aiming Movements

Ian M. Franks, Werner F. Helsen, Michael A. Khan, 2010 .

A word of caution when inferring online control from variability in limb trajectories.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, 2003 .

Breaking down the one target advantage: The role of pressure

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Thomas M. Mottram, 2013 .

Response programming in rapid aiming movements under simple and choice reaction time conditions.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, 2002 .

Analysing championship squash match-play as a dynamical system

Ian M. Franks, Tim McGarry, Michael A. Khan, 2002 .

The Effect of Practice on the Control of Rapid Aiming Movements: Evidence for an Interdependency between Programming and Feedback Processing

Michael A. Khan, D. Goodman, I. Franks, 1998 .

Inferring online and offline processing of visual feedback in target-directed movements from kinematic data

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, D. Elliott, 2006, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews.

The contribution of peripheral and central vision in the control of movement amplitude.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, 2006, Human movement science.

The Effect of Practice on Component Submovements is Dependent on the Availability of Visual Feedback

Michael A. Khan, I. Franks, 2000, Journal of motor behavior.

The utilization of visual feedback from peripheral and central vision in the control of direction

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, I. Franks, 2004, Experimental Brain Research.

Optimal Control Strategies Under Different Feedback Schedules: Kinematic Evidence

James L. Lyons, Michael A. Khan, D. Elliott, 2002, Journal of motor behavior.

Online Versus Offline Processing of Visual Feedback in the Production of Component Submovements

Michael A. Khan, I. Franks, 2003, Journal of motor behavior.

The influence of advance information on the response complexity effect in manual aiming movements.

Michael A. Khan, I. Franks, E. Buckolz, 2008, Acta psychologica.

Sequential Aiming with Two Limbs and the One-Target Advantage

Michael A. Khan, Thomas M. Mottram, E. Buckolz, 2010, Journal of motor behavior.

Online versus offline processing of visual feedback in the control of movement amplitude.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, D. Elliott, 2003, Acta psychologica.

Vision and Goal-Directed Movement: Neurobehavioral Perspectives

Digby Elliott, Michael A. Khan, D. Elliott, 2010 .

Differences in visuomotor control between the upper and lower visual fields

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, 2005, Experimental Brain Research.

Comparing derived and acquired acceleration profiles: 3-D optical electronic data analyses

Steve Hansen, Digby Elliott, Michael A. Khan, 2007, Behavior research methods.

The dual role of vision in sequential aiming movements.

Jos J. Adam, Gavin P. Lawrence, Salah Sarteep, 2011, Acta psychologica.

The preparation and control of reversal movements as a single unit of action

Luc Tremblay, Michael A. Khan, Darian T. Cheng, 2008, Experimental Brain Research.

Dual-task interference as an indicator of on-line programming in simple movement sequences

Ian M. Franks, Michael A. Khan, Marion A. C. Ketelaars, 1999 .

The effect of target size and inertial load on the control of rapid aiming movements A test of speed-sensitive and speed-insensitive strategies

Michael A. Khan, Michael I. Garry, I. Franks, 1999, Experimental Brain Research.

The integration of sequential aiming movements: Switching hand and direction at the first target.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Thomas M. Mottram, 2016, Acta psychologica.

Sequential aiming with one and two limbs: effects of target size.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Thomas M. Mottram, 2014, Acta psychologica.

The interaction between practice and performance pressure on the planning and control of fast target directed movement

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, R. Gray, 2016, Psychological Research.

Practice with anxiety improves performance, but only when anxious: evidence for the specificity of practice hypothesis

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Victoria E. Cassell, 2012, Psychological research.

The Movement Kinematics and Learning Strategies Associated with Adopting Different Foci of Attention during Both Acquisition and Anxious Performance

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Robin S S Kramer, 2012, Front. Psychology.

The effect of state anxiety on the online and offline control of fast target-directed movements

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, L. Hardy, 2013, Psychological research.

The locus of location repetition latency effects.

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Sarah Guy, 2006, Canadian journal of experimental psychology = Revue canadienne de psychologie experimentale.

Testing anxiety's effect on movement planning and correction: Online upper-limb corrections are not completely automatic.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Vicky M Gottwald, 2022, Human movement science.

The preservation of response inhibition aftereffects in a location-based spatial negative priming task: younger versus older adults

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Ben Kajaste, 2014, Psychological Research.

The effect of state anxiety on the online and offline control of fast target-directed movements

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, L. Hardy, 2013, Psychological research.

Representational momentum reveals visual anticipation differences in the upper and lower visual fields

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, A. Hayes, 2015, Experimental Brain Research.

The influence of attention and response factors upon the spatial precue effect

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Claude Alain, 1994 .

The effect of practice on the visual control of rapid aiming movements

Michael A. Khan, Michael Angus Khan, 1999 .

Vision for action and perception elicit dissociable adherence to Weber’s law across a range of ‘graspable’ target objects

Michael A. Khan, M. Heath, Joseph Manzone, 2017, Experimental Brain Research.

Determinants of Offline Processing of Visual Information for the Control of Reaching Movements

Ian M Franks, Romeo Chua, Pierre-Michel Bernier, 2006, Journal of motor behavior.

Programming strategies for rapid aiming movements under simple and choice reaction time conditions

Ian M Franks, Gavin P. Lawrence, Gavin P Lawrence, 2006, Quarterly journal of experimental psychology.

The utilization of visual feedback in the control of movement direction: evidence from a video aiming task.

Ian M Franks, Gavin P. Lawrence, Digby Elliott, 2003, Motor control.

The error protection impact of inhibitory after-effects in a location-based task and its preservation with practice

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Alexandra L. Stoddart, 2014, Attention, perception & psychophysics.

Inhibited prime-trial distractor responses solely produce the visual spatial negative priming effect

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Ben Kajaste, 2012, Attention, perception & psychophysics.

The error protection impact of inhibitory after-effects in a location-based task and its preservation with practice

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Alexandra L. Stoddart, 2014, Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics.

The preservation of response inhibition aftereffects in a location-based spatial negative priming task: younger versus older adults

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Ben Kajaste, 2015, Psychological research.

Recently inhibited responses are avoided for both masked and nonmasked primes in a spatial negative priming task

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, L. Fitzgeorge, 2011, Attention, perception & psychophysics.

The use of a distractor-assigned response slows later responding in a location negative priming task

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Adam Goldfarb, 2004, Perception & psychophysics.

Influence of probe-trial selection on the location negative priming effect.

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, A. Boulougouris, 2002, Canadian journal of experimental psychology = Revue canadienne de psychologie experimentale.

Inhibited prime-trial distractor responses solely produce the visual spatial negative priming effect

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Ben Kajaste, 2012, Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics.

Internal and External Focus of Attention in a Novice Form Sport

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A Khan, Michael A. Khan, 2011, Research quarterly for exercise and sport.

Vision for action and perception elicit dissociable adherence to Weber’s law across a range of ‘graspable’ target objects

Michael A. Khan, M. Heath, S. Davarpanah Jazi, 2017, Experimental Brain Research.

Adults With Down Syndrome Demonstrate Peripheral, Not Central, Deficits When Integrating Movements During Multiple-Target Sequences

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Thomas M. Mottram, 2017 .

Sequential aiming movements and the one-target advantage in individuals with Down syndrome.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Digby Elliott, Gavin P Lawrence, 2012, Research in developmental disabilities.

What's your number? The effects of trial order on the one-target advantage.

Luc Tremblay, Gavin P. Lawrence, Gavin P Lawrence, 2018, Acta psychologica.

Practice with anxiety improves performance, but only when anxious: evidence for the specificity of practice hypothesis

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Victoria E. Cassell, 2013, Psychological Research.

Representational momentum reveals visual anticipation differences in the upper and lower visual fields

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, A. Hayes, 2015, Experimental Brain Research.

The integration of sequential aiming movements: Switching hand and direction at the first target.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Thomas M. Mottram, 2016, Acta psychologica.

Sequential aiming with one and two limbs: effects of target size.

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Thomas M. Mottram, 2014, Acta psychologica.

Can the location negative priming process operate in a proactive manner?

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, 2006, Psychological research.

Practice with anxiety improves performance, but only when anxious: evidence for the specificity of practice hypothesis

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Victoria E. Cassell, 2012, Psychological Research.

Inhibited prime-trial distractor responses solely produce the visual spatial negative priming effect

Michael A. Khan, E. Buckolz, Ben Kajaste, 2012, Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics.

The influence of foreperiod duration on the preparation and control of sequential aiming movements

Gavin P. Lawrence, Michael A. Khan, Anthony N. Carlsen, 2023, Quarterly journal of experimental psychology.