The study involves completing a task in which you physically practice, imagine, or observe simple movements. A type of non-invasive brain stimulation (transcranial magnetic stimulation; TMS) will be used to test how the brain responds to practicing, imagining, and observing movements. TMS involves a brief pulse of stimulation to an area of the brain via a magnetic coil held over the scalp.
Safety screening will be conducted to assess suitability for non-invasive brain stimulation.
We are looking for right-handed participants aged 18-40 years with normal or corrected vision, and without a history of motor, neurological, or psychiatric conditions and no metal inside the head.
The study requires an in-person session of approx. 2 hours in the Warren Stevens Building (Athletic Centre).
You will be compensated $15.00/hour for your time.
For more information please email: markus.lenizky@mail.utoronto.ca
This study has been reviewed and received UofT ethics clearance (Protocol #45240)