Florian A. Kagerer, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | Department of Kinesiology | Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI |
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| Brunfeldt AT, Desrochers PC, Kagerer FA. (2023) Facilitated adaptation via structural learning increases bimanual interference. Experimental Brain Research |
| Brunfeldt AT, Desrochers PC, Kagerer FA. (2021) Bimanual interference increases with force demands and is facilitated by visuomotor adaptation. Neuroscience |
| Kroger C, Kagerer FA, McAuley JD. (2021) Monkey see, monkey tap: mimicry of movement dynamics during coordinated tapping. Experimental Brain Research |
| Desrochers PC, Brunfeldt AT, Kagerer FA. (2020) Neurophysiological Correlates of Adaptation and Interference during Asymmetrical Bimanual Movements. Neuroscience |
| Kagerer FA. (2016) Asymmetric interference in left-handers during bimanual movements reflects switch in lateralized control characteristics. Experimental Brain Research |
| Kagerer FA. (2016) Nondominant-to-dominant hand interference in bimanual movements is facilitated by gradual visuomotor perturbation. Neuroscience |
| Kagerer FA, Clark JE. (2015) Development of kinesthetic-motor and auditory-motor representations in school-aged children. Experimental Brain Research. 233: 2181-94 |
| Kagerer FA. (2015) Crossmodal interference in bimanual movements: effects of abrupt visuo-motor perturbation of one hand on the other. Experimental Brain Research. 233: 839-49 |
| Kagerer FA. (2015) Control of discrete bimanual movements: how each hand benefits from the other. Neuroscience Letters. 584: 33-8 |
| Kagerer FA, Clark JE. (2014) Development of interactions between sensorimotor representations in school-aged children. Human Movement Science. 34: 164-77 |