Grouping mechanisms in response preparation investigated with event-related brain potentials von Sangals, Jörg, Dippel, Gabriel, Sommer, Werner

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The functional locus of the lateralized readiness potential von Masaki, Hiroaki, Wild-wall, Nele, Sangals, JÖrg, Sommer, Werner

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The Impact of Intervening Tasks on Response Preparation von Sangals, Jörg, Sommer, Werner

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Effects of Additional Tasks on Language Perception: An Event-Related Brain Potential Investigation von Hohlfeld, Annette, Sangals, Jörg, Sommer, Werner

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Impairments of manual tracking performance during spaceflight are associated with specific effects of microgravity on visuomotor transformations von Heuer, Herbert, Manzey, Dietrich, Lorenz, Bernd, Sangals, Jörg

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Are fingers special? Evidence about movement preparation from event-related brain potentials von Wild-Wall, Nele, Sangals, Jörg, Sommer, Werner, Leuthold, Hartmut

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Influences of presentation mode and time pressure on the utilisation of advance information in response preparation von Sangals, Jörg, Sommer, W, Leuthold, H

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Impairments of manual tracking performance during spaceflight: more converging evidence from a 20-day space mission von Manzey, Dietrich, Lorenz, Bernd, Heuer, Herbert, Sangals, Jorg

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Time pressure effects on information processing in overlapping tasks: evidence from the lateralized readiness potential von Sangals, Jörg, Roß, Lars, Sommer, Werner

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Task-dependent mixtures of coordinate systems in visuomotor transformations von HEUER, H, SANGALS, J

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Differential dynamics of spatial and non-spatial stimulus-response compatibility effects: A dual task LRP study von Lehle, Carola, Cohen, Asher, Sangals, Jörg, Sommer, Werner, Stürmer, Birgit

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Localizing practice effects in dual-task performance von Sangals, Jörg, Wilwer, Maria, Sommer, Werner

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Changed visuomotor transformations during and after prolonged microgravity von SANGALS, J, HEUER, H, MANZEY, D, LORENZ, B

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