Timothy N. Welsh

Best Publications

• The processes of facilitation and inhibition in a cue–target paradigm: Insight from movement trajectory deviations

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  318
  Citations

• No One Knows What Attention Is

  Bernhard Hommel;Craig S. Chapman;Paul Cisek;Heather F. Neyedli

  301
  Citations

• Hand, but not foot, cues generate increases in salience at the pointed-at location

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  291
  Citations

• Movement trajectories in the presence of a distracting stimulus: evidence for a response activation model of selective reaching.

  Timothy N. Welsh;Digby Elliott

  187
  Citations

• Hand deviations toward distractors : Evidence for response competition

  T. N. Welsh;Digby Elliott;Daniel J. Weeks

  121
  Citations

• Catching Eyes Effects of Social and Nonsocial Cues on Attention Capture

  Anne Böckler;Anne Böckler;Robrecht P. R. D. van der Wel;Timothy N. Welsh

  114
  Citations

• Does Joe influence Fred's action?: Inhibition of return across different nervous systems

  Timothy N. Welsh;Digby Elliott;J. Greg Anson;Victoria Dhillon

  111
  Citations

• Seeing vs. believing: Is believing sufficient to activate the processes of response co-representation?

  Timothy N. Welsh;Laura Higgins;Matthew Ray;Daniel J. Weeks

  100
  Citations

• The Müller-Lyer illusion affects the planning and control of manual aiming movements

  Daniel V Meegan;Cheryl M Glazebrook;Victoria P Dhillon;Luc Tremblay

  89
  Citations

• Are there age-related differences in learning to optimize speed, accuracy, and energy expenditure?

  Timothy N. Welsh;Laura Higgins;Delbert Elliott

  76
  Citations

• Growing older does not always mean moving slower: examining aging and the saccadic motor system.

  Jay Pratt;Michael Dodd;Timothy Welsh

  71
  Citations

• Gender differences in a dichotic listening and movement task: lateralization or strategy?

  Timothy N Welsh;Digby Elliott

  68
  Citations

• I'm in the game

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  66
  Citations

• Within- and between-nervous-system inhibition of return: observation is as good as performance.

  Timothy N. Welsh;James Lyons;Daniel J. Weeks;J. Greg Anson

  65
  Citations

• I before U: Temporal order judgements reveal bias for self-owned objects.

  Merryn D Constable;Merryn D Constable;Timothy N Welsh;Greg Huffman;Jay Pratt

  61
  Citations

• Actions modulate attentional capture.

  Timothy N. Welsh;Jay Pratt

  22
  Citations

• Refining the time course of facilitation and inhibition in attention and action.

  Timothy N. Welsh;Heather Neyedli;Heather Neyedli;Luc Tremblay

  15
  Citations

• Visual Selective Attention and Action

  Timothy N. Welsh;Daniel J. Weeks

  13
  Citations

• Probing the time course of facilitation and inhibition in gaze cueing of attention in an upper-limb reaching task.

  Emma Yoxon;Merryn D Constable;Merryn D Constable;Timothy N Welsh

  11
  Citations

• Fitts's law in a selective reaching task: the proximity-to-hand effect of action-centered attention revisited.

  Timothy N. Welsh;Michele Zbinden

  10
  Citations