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SUMMARY:CNP seminar: Prof Willem Verwey - Discrete keying sequences: Towar
 ds cognitive and neural models of sequential motor skill
DTSTART:20220608T160000
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DESCRIPTION:Willem B. Verwey\nOver the last decades\, many researchers hav
 e focused on the cognitive basis and neural substrate of sequential motor 
 skills. In order to investigate these\, I many years ago developed the dis
 crete sequence production (DSP) task. It typically involves two series of 
 3 to 7 key presses that are practiced for about 500 trials each during a c
 ouple of hours. This research led to a cognitive framework for sequential 
 motor behavior (C-SMB\, Verwey et al.\, 2015). In this talk I will go one 
 step further and focus on the neural substrate of discrete keying sequence
 s by discussing an fMRI (Verwey et al.\, 2019) and two TMS studies (Verwey
  et al.\, 2002\, in press).\n\nVerwey\, W. B.\, Glinski\, B.\, Kuo\, M.-F.
 \, Salehinejad\, M. A.\, & Nitsche\, M. A. (in press). Experimental Brain 
 Research.\nVerwey\, W. B.\, Jouen\, A.-L.\, Dominey\, P. F.\, & Ventre-Dom
 iney\, J. (2019). Cognitive\, Affective\, & Behavioral Neuroscience\, 19\,
  138-153.\nVerwey\, W. B.\, Shea\, C. H.\, & Wright\, D. L. (2015). Psycho
 nomic Bulletin & Review\, 22(1)\, 54-77.\nVerwey\, W. B.\, Lammens\, R.\, 
 & van Honk\, J. (2002). Neuropsychologia\, 40(8)\, 1268-1276.\n 
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 zoom.us/j/63284575129?pwd=Tk5DN2V6TGFJS1FQSlZXVFVyM29Udz09
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