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October 18, 2025Open Access

Time-Dependent Facilitation of Homologous Actions

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RHRaphaël HamelFSFélix-Antoine SavoieTPT. David Punt

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Overview

Experiments show reaction time is affected by homologous actions and temporal delays, suggesting intervention strategies.

Key Points

  • Priming with homologous actions resulted in interference at short intervals but shifted to facilitation at longer intervals.
  • Non-homologous actions produced consistent interference but did not lead to facilitation, showing distinct behavioral patterns.
  • The study employed three sequential button-press experiments to measure the reaction time effects of priming actions.
  • Findings suggest a flexible coexistence of facilitation and interference, offering insights for motor performance and rehabilitation.

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Hamel et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f3793258f37cefb60d3517https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.10.15.682693
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