The Cognitive and Neural Architecture of Sequence Representation von Keele, Steven W, Ivry, Richard, Mayr, Ulrich, Hazeltine, Eliot, Heuer, Herbert

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Changing Internal Constraints on Action: The Role of Backward Inhibition von Mayr, Ulrich, Keele, Steven W

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Dissociating Task-set Selection from Task-set Inhibition in the Prefrontal Cortex von Mayr, Ulrich, Diedrichsen, Jörn, Ivry, Richard, Keele, Steven W.

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Toward a Functional Analysis of the Basal Ganglia von Hayes, Amy E., Davidson, Matthew C., Keele, Steven W., Rafal, Robert D.

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Attentional and Nonattentional Forms of Sequence Learning von Curran, Tim, Keele, Steven W

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Sequence learning von Clegg, Benjamin A, DiGirolamo, Gregory J, Keele, Steven W

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Attention and Structure in Sequence Learning von Cohen, Asher, Ivry, Richard I, Keele, Steven W

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Timing Functions of The Cerebellum von Ivry, Richard B., Keele, Steven W.

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Do perception and motor production share common timing mechanisms: A correlational analysis von Keele, Steven W., Pokorny, Robert A., Corcos, Daniel M., Ivry, Richard

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Tests of a Temporal Theory of Attentional Binding von Keele, Steven W, Cohen, Asher, Ivry, Richard, Liotti, Mario, Yee, Penny

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Does the Cerebellum Provide a Common Computation for Diverse Tasks? A Timing Hypothesis von KEELE, STEVEN W., IVRY, RICHARD

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Movement control in skilled motor performance von Keele, Steven W

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Attention in the representation of sequence: Experiment and theory von Keele, Steven W., Jennings, Peggy J.

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Timing and Force Control Deficits in Clumsy Children von Lundy-Ekman, Laurie, Ivry, Richard, Keele, Steven, Woollacott, Marjorie

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Decay of Visual Information from a Single Letter von Posner, Michael I., Keele, Steven W.

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Does the Cerebellum Provide a Common Computation for Diverse Tasks? A Timing Hypothesisa von KEELE, STEVEN W., IVRY, RICHARD

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Does the Cerebellum Provide a Common Computation for Diverse Tasks? A Timing Hypothesisa von KEELE, STEVEN W., IVRY, RICHARD

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A comparison of two types of information in concept identification von Keele, Steven W., Archer, E. James

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Mechanisms of perceptual timing: beat-based or interval-based judgements? von KEELE, S. W, NICOLETTI, R, IVRY, R. I, POKORNY, R. A

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Motor Disorder and the Timing of Repetitive Movements von WING, ALAN M., KEELE, STEVEN, MARGOLIN, DAVID I.

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