Reinoud Bootsma

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Professor Reinoud Bootsma is a faculty member at Aix Marseille Univ and CNRS in France. His research interests focus on the dynamics of manual interception behavior, perceptual-motor skills, and the influence of cultural practices on both individual and group actions. Professor Bootsma has published extensively on topics such as the affordance of interceptability and the visual guidance involved in steering actions for intercepting moving targets.

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Toward an Operational Dynamical Model of Lateral Manual Interception Behavior

Perceiving the affordance of interceptability for another

Cultural attraction in pottery practice: Group-specific shape transformations by potters from three communities

Can I catch this ball and do I know if I can? Characterizing the affordance of interceptability for oneself

Can I catch this ball and do I know if I can? Characterizing the affordance of interceptability for oneself

Angle-of-approach and reversal-movement effects in lateral manual interception

Perceptuomotor skill acquisition in a solo manual ball-and-beam task with varying accuracy requirements

Timing of steering actions in locomotor interception of targets following curving trajectories

Freezing and freeing of degrees of freedom in joint action learning

Characterisation of visual guidance of steering to intercept targets following curving trajectories using Qualitative Inconsistency Detection

Visual guidance of locomotor interception is based on nulling changes in target bearing (not egocentric target direction nor target-heading angle)

A preliminary study of rotation velocity regulation in pottery wheel-throwing: Fieldwork with Indian potters using the low-inertia kick-wheel

Reversals in Movement Direction in Locomotor Interception of Uniformly Moving Targets

Task Constraints Act at the Level of Synergies and at the Level of End-Effector Kinematics in Manual Reaching and Manual Lateral Interception

Task constraints act at the level of synergies and at the level of end-effector kinematics in manual reaching and manual lateral interception.

Traditional craftspeople are not copycats: Potter idiosyncrasies in vessel morphogenesis

Traditional craftspeople are not copycats: Potter idiosyncrasies in vessel morphogenesis

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Tetsushi Nonaka

John Endler

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