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Sensorimotor Control and Learning James Tresilian (Department of Psychology, Coventry)

Sensorimotor Control and Learning By James Tresilian (Department of Psychology, Coventry)

Sensorimotor Control and Learning by James Tresilian (Department of Psychology, Coventry)


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A comprehensive introduction for undergraduate students, Sensorimotor Control and Learning is a landmark book in the growing multidisciplinary area of human movement science that integrates findings from neuroscience, kinesiology and psychology to present a state-of-the-art account of how humans carry out goal-directed actions.

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Sensorimotor Control and Learning Summary

Sensorimotor Control and Learning: An introduction to the behavioral neuroscience of action by James Tresilian (Department of Psychology, Coventry)

A comprehensive introduction for undergraduate students. Principals of Sensorimotor Control and Learning presents an integrated picture of sensorimotor behaviour. It provides integrated coverage of: brain and behaviour, perception and action, theory and experiment, performance (kinematics and kinetics of behaviour) and outcomes.

Sensorimotor Control and Learning Reviews

James Tresilian has written the most detailed, comprehensive text in motor control and learning - a must for those in the field. - Jane Clark, Kinesiology Department, University of Maryland, USA I am impressed by the crystal-clear writing style, exposition, figures, and internal consistency. - Jos Adam, Maastricht University Medical Centre, The Netherlands A valuable new addition in a field where up-to-date and comprehensive texts suitable for the newcomer are few and far between. - Kielan Yarrow, Department of Psychology, City University London, UK This is an ideal comprehensive text for motor control and learning courses as it fills the gap between general neuroscience reference books and psychology-based texts that are 'traditionally' recommended in exercise science and kinesiology programs. - Timothy J. Carroll, School of Human Movement Studies, The University of Queensland, Australia This book will be a terrific resource for advanced undergraduate and graduate students of motor control. It tightly integrates behavioral principles with state-of-the-art neuroscience into a modern, accessible, and well-illustrated package. - Rachael D. Seidler, Department of Psychology, School of Kinesiology, Neuroscience Program & Institute of Gerontology, University of Michigan, USA

About James Tresilian (Department of Psychology, Coventry)

JAMES TRESILIAN is Professor of Psychology at Warwick University. He is also Honorary Professor at the University of Queensland. Professor Tresilian is a very well-regarded researcher in the field of perception, movement and learning.

Table of Contents

PART I: FUNDAMENTALS Motor Behavior and Control Neuromechanical Foundations Sensorimotor Foundations Visuomotor Foundations PART II: SENSORIMOTOR CONTROL Stimulus-Elicited Behavior Reflex Circuitry and Voluntary Motor Control Spatial Orientation and Postural Control Locomotion on Legs Getting Around: Visual Control of Locomotor Manoeuvres Staying on Track Programs and Pattern Generation Aiming to be Accurate Sequences and Series PART III: SENSORIMOTOR LEARNING Learning: Process and Mechanism Adaptation and Acquisition.

Additional information

CIN0230371051G
9780230371057
0230371051
Sensorimotor Control and Learning: An introduction to the behavioral neuroscience of action by James Tresilian (Department of Psychology, Coventry)
Used - Good
Hardback
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
20120719
912
N/A
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