The bottleneck of the psychological refractory period effect involves timing of response initiation rather than response selection von Klapp, Stuart T., Maslovat, Dana, Jagacinski, Richard J.

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Trouble Doing Two Differently Timed Actions at Once: What Is the Problem? von Maslovat, Dana, Klapp, Stuart T.

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Programming of action timing cannot be completed until immediately prior to initiation of the response to be controlled von Klapp, Stuart T., Maslovat, Dana

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Working memory involvement in action planning does not include timing initiation structure von Klapp, Stuart T., Maslovat, Dana

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Parallel Streams Versus Integrated Timing in Multilimb Pattern Generation: A Test of Korte's Third Law von Jagacinski, Richard J, Rizzi, Emanuele, Kim, Tae Hoon, Lavender, Steven A, Speller, Lassiter F, Klapp, Stuart T

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Either or neither, but not both: locating the effects of masked primes von Schlaghecken, Friederike, Klapp, Stuart T, Maylor, Elizabeth A

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The Negative Compatibility Effect: Unconscious Inhibition Influences Reaction Time and Response Selection von Klapp, Stuart T, Hinkley, Leighton B

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One version of direct response priming requires automatization of the relevant associations but not awareness of the prime von Klapp, Stuart T.

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Gestalt Principles in the Control of Motor Action von Klapp, Stuart T, Jagacinski, Richard J

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The effect of response complexity on simple reaction time occurs even with a highly predictable imperative stimulus von Maslovat, Dana, Klapp, Stuart T., Forgaard, Christopher J., Chua, Romeo, Franks, Ian M.

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Preparation of timing structure involves two independent sub-processes von Maslovat, Dana, Chua, Romeo, Klapp, Stuart T., Franks, Ian M.

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Independent Planning of Timing and Sequencing for Complex Movements von Maslovat, Dana, Chua, Romeo, Klapp, Stuart T., Franks, Ian M.

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Control of Response Timing Occurs During the Simple Reaction Time Interval but On-Line for Choice Reaction Time von Maslovat, Dana, Klapp, Stuart T., Jagacinski, Richard J., Franks, Ian M.

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Nonconscious Control Mimics a Purposeful Strategy: Strength of Stroop-Like Interference Is Automatically Modulated by Proportion of Compatible Trials von Klapp, Stuart T

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Two Versions of the Negative Compatibility Effect: Comment on Lleras and Enns (2004) von Klapp, Stuart T

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Motor Response Programming During Simple and Choice Reaction Time: The Role of Practice von Klapp, Stuart T

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Temporary Activation of Perceptual-Motor Associations: A Stimulus-Response Interpretation of Automaticity von Klapp, Stuart T, Greenberg, Lisa A

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Nonconscious Influence of Masked Stimuli on Response Selection Is Limited to Concrete Stimulus-Response Associations von Klapp, Stuart T, Haas, Brian W

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Automatizing Alphabet Arithmetic: I. Is Extended Practice Necessary to Produce Automaticity? von Logan, Gordon D, Klapp, Stuart T

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On Marching to Two Different Drummers: Perceptual Aspects of the Difficulties von Klapp, Stuart T, Hill, Martin D, Tyler, John G, Martin, Zeke E, Jagacinski, Richard J, Jones, Mari Riess

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