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visual–motor coordination

visual–motor coordination Visual–motor coordination is the ability to control movement using visual information.

Visual–motor coordination is the ability to control movement using visual information. It is an essential part of movement control and depends on interactions among multiple brain regions.

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Drafting source: Li Xinzhe; Mota Bruno; Kondo Toshiyuki; Nasuto Slawomir; Hayashi Yoshikatsu. EEG dynamical network analysis method reveals the neural signature of visual-motor coordination. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0231767; article XML SHA-256 8916a08a402d41af7f1116e026a84212a1510cd3b21de7690d7ccafe501ba8d0. “EEG dynamical network analysis method reveals the neural signature of visual-motor coordination” (10.1371/journal.pone.0231767).
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