Publications by authors named "Joe Opdenaker"
Article Synopsis
- Post-error slowing (PES) is the tendency to slow down after making an error, typically studied using simple tasks focused on response time.
- This study examined PES during a more complex reach-to-grasp task with choices between target and distractor locations, finding that task conditions affected overall reaction time but not PES or other adjustments.
- The findings indicate that post-error adjustments occur during different stages of movement, supporting the idea that these adjustments are intentional and aimed at improving performance.
