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Jonathan Singer
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Latest papers
An external focus of attention compared to an internal focus of attention improves anticipatory postural adjustments among people post-stroke.
Gait & posture · 2020
The Toronto Concussion Study: a longitudinal analysis of balance deficits following concussion in community-dwelling adults.
Brain injury · 2020
Motor Behavior Concepts in the Study of Balance: A Scoping Review.
Journal of motor behavior · 2020
Latest funding
- $175,000
Neuromechanical mechanisms of human dynamic stability
NSERC · 2016 · Principal investigator
4 publications.
An external focus of attention compared to an internal focus of attention improves anticipatory postural adjustments among people post-stroke.
Aloraini SM, Glazebrook CM, Pooyania S, Sibley KM, Singer J, Passmore S
The Toronto Concussion Study: a longitudinal analysis of balance deficits following concussion in community-dwelling adults.
Sweeny M, Inness EL, Singer J, Habib Perez O, Danells C, Chandra T, Foster E, Comper P, Bayley M, Mochizuki G
Motor Behavior Concepts in the Study of Balance: A Scoping Review.
Aloraini SM, Gelley G, Glazebrook C, Sibley KM, Singer J, Passmore S
Anticipatory postural adjustments during a Fitts' task: Comparing young versus older adults and the effects of different foci of attention.
Aloraini SM, Glazebrook CM, Sibley KM, Singer J, Passmore S
Neuromechanical mechanisms of human dynamic stability
Principal investigators: Singer, Jonathan
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Mark Bayley and George Mochizuki: 4 shared papers
- Mark Bayley and Jonathan Singer: 1 shared paper
- Cheryl Glazebrook and Jonathan Singer: 1 shared paper
- Jonathan Singer and George Mochizuki: 1 shared paper
- Kinesiology Recreation Management
- Kinesiology and Health Science
- Physical Therapy
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