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Higher visuo-Attentional Demands of Multiple Object Tracking (MOT) Lead to A Lower Precision in Pointing Movements.

Multiple object tracking (MOT) requires visually attending to dynamically moving targets and distractors. This cognitive ability is based on perceptual-attentional processes that are also involved in goal-directed movements. This study aimed to test the hypothesis that MOT affects the motor performa...

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Published in:Journal of General Psychology Vol. 145; no. 2; pp. 134 - 153
Main Authors: Styrkowiec, Piotr, Chrzanowska, Anna
Format: journal article
Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Apr-Jun2018
Subjects:
Cognitive ability
Motor ability
Human-computer interaction
Mice (Computers)
Short-term memory
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