One of our PhD students in the BEAM Lab, Camilla Woodrow-Hill, recently attended the Research in Imagery and Observation conference in Limerick to give a talk on her research. The talk was entitled, ‘Combined action observation and motor imagery of keyboard typing: automatic imitation or cognitive interference?” which detailed the findings of two experiments conducted in healthy young adults and offers insight into how simultaneously watching and imagining movement influences typing performance.
Millie presents at RIO conference
