Deficits in sequential motor learning have been observed in many patient populations. Having an understanding of the individual neural progression associated with sequential learning in healthy individuals may provide ...

Stone tool making is a unique human motor skill dating back to the Paleolithic. It provides the earliest evidence of complex motor skills and social learning. Learning to intentionally shape a stone into a functional tool ...

Purpose: Approaches to improve outcomes after upper-extremity amputation remain poorly understood. Different levels of amputation may affect prosthetic device acceptance, function, and use. Examining differences in behavioural ...