After spinal cord injury (SCI), sensory feedback circuits critically contribute to leg motor execution.
Raffin, E., Giraux, P. & Reilly, K. T. The moving phantom: motor execution or motor imagery?
Raffin, E., Mattout, J., Reilly, K. T. & Giraux, P. Disentangling motor execution from motor imagery with the phantom limb.
The go/noGo task is designed to elucidate speech motor execution.
This reduction in cortical activation during motor imagery contrasts with the pattern seen during motor execution.
Alternatives to traditional motor execution paradigms are therefore of great interest.
These data suggest that, among sexually motivated males, the mPFC is involved both in anticipatory and motor execution during the performance of the T maze task, whereas the oPFC is only involved in the motor execution of the T maze.
The neural correlates of motor execution in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) are challenging to investigate due to muscle weakness.
In the literature, phantom limb movements are generally considered to reflect motor imagery rather than motor execution.
Observation of hand movement in patients with CP engaged the motor execution network regardless of the degree of motor impairment.
Our work here addresses the question of how an agent determines if the absence of reward reflects a property of the stimulus or an error in motor execution.
