Motor Control and Behavior Laboratory

The Motor Behavior and Control Laboratories primarily utilizes kinematic recording equipment in experiments. The lab houses many computers and assorted peripheral devices to control experiments and to collect kinematic data. The lab also has a 16 channel medical quality electromyographic setup. The work is concerned with understanding the processes which lead to timing consistency in one task and whether those processes can be generalized to other timing tasks.

In this section

• Research
• Motor Control and Behavior Laboratory
• Max E. Wastl Human Performance Laboratory
• Sport and Exercise Psychology Laboratory
• Teaching and Learning Laboratory