Laurel J Buxbaum

1 month ago | biorxiv.org | Simon Thibault |Aaron Wong |Laurel J Buxbaum |Thomas Jefferson

AbstractIndividuals who have experienced a left hemisphere cerebrovascular accident (LCVA) have been shown to make errors in naturalistic action tasks designed to assess the ability to perform everyday activities such as preparing a cup of coffee. Naturalistic action errors in this population are often attributed to limb apraxia, a common deficit in the representation and performance of object-related actions.