Quinn Malone

Teaching Assistant

University of British Columbia Okanagan

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Quinn Malone is a Teaching Assistant at The University of British Columbia Okanagan in Canada. His research interests include the application of Fitts’ Law in varied contexts and the impact of visual stimuli on clinical practices, as evidenced by his recent publications. He focuses on the intersection of physical activity and therapeutic interventions for older adults experiencing neck and back disabilities.

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2020

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Elizabeth Sanli

Memorial University of Newfoundland

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Brian H. Dalton

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Steven R. Passmore

University of Manitoba

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A Violation of Fitts’ Law is Maintained in Ecologically Valid Settings

A violation of Fitts’ Law occurs when a target range is presented before and during movement

A violation of Fitts' Law occurs when a target range is presented before and during movement

Differing Characteristics of Human-Shaped Visual Stimuli Affect Clinicians’ Dosage of a Spinal Manipulative Thrust on a Low-Fidelity Model: A Cross-Sectional Study

Differing Characteristics of Human-Shaped Visual Stimuli Affect Clinicians' Dosage of a Spinal Manipulative Thrust on a Low-Fidelity Model: A Cross-Sectional Study

Comparing Two Moderate-to-Vigorous Physical Activity Accelerometer Cut Points in Older Adults With Neck and Back Disabilities Undergoing Exercise and Spinal Manipulation Interventions

Comparing Two Moderate-to-Vigorous Physical Activity Accelerometer Cut Points in Older Adults With Neck and Back Disabilities Undergoing Exercise and Spinal Manipulation Interventions

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Elizabeth Sanli

Brian H. Dalton

Steven R. Passmore

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