She is currently working on a book concerning how the history and representation of global ocean travel informed the development of the modern novel.
We aimed to address 2 specific questions concerning how experience within the auditory, visual, and motor domains shapes newly learned action representations at brain and behavioral levels.
Research in my laboratory concerns how sensory and motor systems work together, and how neural representations play a combined role in sensorimotor and cognitive processing (embodied cognition).
Our main question concerns how experience built up across these 3 modalities shapes de novo action representations for learners of a fast-paced dance video game.
One area of our research concerns how the neural circuit for pursuit works as a whole to transform the sensory representation in extrastriate area MT into commands for rationale and accurate movements.
Stereotype threat concerns how stereotypes harm performance.
Literature concerned with the politics of place and memory often focuses on how representations of conflicts and violence of the past are struggled over, negotiated and actualized in the present.
One of the main aspect concerns the know-how representation using simple graphical maps in order to structure and re-use knowledge.
One concern is how these representations differ among social groups, such as GPs and nurses.
The hardware-implementation level is concerned with how the representation and algorithm can be realized physically.
At step 3, only representations about consequences of the condition (How much do you think glaucoma would affect your life?) and illness concern (How concerned are you about getting glaucoma?) significantly predicted.
