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New paper out: "Paradoxical decrease of imitation performance with age in children"
We investigated imitation development in a cross-sectional design involving primary-school children (aged 6–10), focusing on the effect of actions' complexity and error analysis to infer the underlying cognitive processes.
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Acceptance of Assistive Technology by Users with Motor Disabilities Due to Spinal Cord or Acquired Brain Injuries: A Systematic Review
We have recently published a systematic review on the acceptance of Assistive Technology in people with motor deficits due to neurological lesions
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New paper out
Our new work investigating the role of biomechanical and anatomo-physiological information on the representations of the human body is available now! Recently published in the "British Journal of Psychology".
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Bottom-up and top-down modulation of route selection in imitation
New paper out on "Cognitive Neuropsychology". This study investigated the role of (bottom-up) context regularities and (top-down) attentional and cognitive control during action observation and reproduction.