
Movement 2019: Brain, Body and Cognition
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- Intro
- Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter 1
- Movement, brain, body and cognition: A reflection of functional connectivity in the nervous system
- Introduction
- Conclusion
- References
- Section one: Abstracts
- Chapter 2
- Deformity of feet, knees, hips, pelvis and spine caused by "minimal brain dysfunctions"
- Chapter 3
- Biomechanical etiology of the so-called idiopathic scoliosis (1995-2007): New classification, new treatment and rules of causal prophylactics
- Chapter 4
- Pelvic schema and graphic-metric representation improve following dynamic neuro-cognitive imagery training in people with Parkinson's disease
- Chapter 5
- Then mechanism of levodopa in Parkinson's disease: A directed functional connectivity pathway analysis
- Chapter 6
- Only three fingers write, but the whole brain works: A high-density EEG study showing advantages of drawing over typing for learning
- Chapter 7
- Towards an embodied language for everyone: A dance workshop
- About the Author
- Chapter 8
- Not just a body language: Facilitated vs choreographed methods so that everyone can dance and everyone can dance with anyone
- Chapter 9
- Advances in pharmacotherapy of traumatic brain injury: Neural support versus neural protection
- Chapter 10
- Enhancing pelvic mobility and schema in dance performance with dynamic neuro-cognitive imagery
- Chapter 11
- A novel outlook on correlation between acute and chronic inflammatory states: 21 case studies of neurological/psychiatric/ musculoskeletal disorders
- Chapter 12
- Exploring musculoskeletal redundancy using null space projection
- Chapter 13
- A learning process which improves symmetry in the dynamics of thoracic rotation: A new hope for the amelioration
- of motor disabilities
- Chapter 14
- "As time goes by": Movement literacy and the representation of time in children's self-generated graphical movement representations
- Chapter 15
- Intelligent brain-machine interface for neuro-feedback reduces abnormal work anxiety
- Chapter 16
- Cognitive style differences in visuospatial processing assessed using a task incorporating the perception of biological motion
- Chapter 17
- Psychometric properties of motor and cognitive dual-task studies with the aim of developing a test protocol for vestibular-impaired patients
- Chapter 18
- Intensive neurorehabilitative training aiming towards triggering brain remapping and remyelination in multiple sclerosis patients
- Chapter 19
- Movement-based prevention of emotional-behavioral disorders in elementary school children
- Chapter 20
- Reconnecting to the Self: Working with refugees using dance therapy and Laban/Bartenieff movement studies
- Chapter 21
- Why do only some arm recover after stroke? A story of mirror neurons in BA44
- Chapter 22
- Efficacy of using movement intervention in adults living with cerebral palsy: A qualitative study
- Chapter 23
- The challenge of coordination: A practical workshop
- Chapter 24
- Development of multiple intelligence
- Chapter 25
- The anticipatory movement
- Chapter 26
- Perception of time: Variability in duration discrimination of short audio stimuli
- Chapter 27
- Laban movement analysis as a framework for cognition of movement in research and intervention
- Chapter 28
- Overview: How the Laban/Bartenieff movement taxonomy supports cognition of movement in research and intervention
- Chapter 29
- How the body speaks: The nonverbal cues of trauma between mother and toddler
- Chapter 30
- Moving out the fear of movement: Laban movement analysis applications in a population with kinesiophobia due to chronic pain conditions
- Chapter 31
- Moving ourselves: Creative interventions for change using the Laban/Bartenieff movement system
- Chapter 32
- Spatial cognition in movement: The body-space relationship to the forms of the Icosahedron and its dual, the Dodecahedron
- Chapter 33
- Relationship between humans and their acoustic environments
- Chapter 34
- Embodied rhythms: Quadrato motor training may benefit cortical functional connectivity in prodromal Alzheimer's disease: An EEG study
- Chapter 35
- QMT-induced molecular and cognitive effects: The case of autism
- Chapter 36
- Diagonal thinking: EEG modulations of during the quadrato motor training
- Chapter 37
- Quadrato motor training effects on CNV and motor preparation: Implications for heathy aging
- Chapter 38
- Old brain-body dancing
- Chapter 39
- Psychological and cognitive effects of dancing in old age
- Chapter 40
- Implications for healthy aging
- Chapter 41
- The YES Manifesto to the elderly body 3: The physiological aesthetic of the elderly non-dancer body
- Chapter 42
- "GO" (short presentation from the show)
- Chapter 43
- Autism spectrum: A new therapy intervention "Le reveil actions"
- Chapter 44
- Decision making "on the move": How can movement inform our decisions?
- Chapter 45
- Taking time: Attentional experiences of dancers who move slowly
- Chapter 46
- Sense making through movement, dance and cognition: The mindful choreographer
- Chapter 47
- Back and forth: Combining movement, cognition and movement notation
- Chapter 48
- The role of imagery, touch, and interoception in activating cortical and subcortical circuits through somatic movement practices: A science-based appraisal
- Chapter 49
- Visual mental imagery: Beyond what the eye can see
- Chapter 50
- Neural mechanisms associated with interoception and movement in somatic practices: Past and future studies
- Chapter 51
- What happens in vagal doesn't stay in vagal: The Feldenkrais Method's® impact on parasympathetic response through touch and movement
- Chapter 52
- Somatic movement, physical exercise, and meditation: Exploring similar and distinct brain structures and cognitive benefits
- Chapter 53
- Early parental-envelop experiences shape emotional and physical potentials, allowing to anticipate and shape current and future abilities of the self to cope with crises
- Chapter 54
- Shirodhara: An Ayurveda treatment in the management of brain behavior disorders
- Chapter 55
- Change processes: Non-verbal synchrony as a lynchpin of clients' adaptive emotion regulation in coaching
- Chapter 56
- Effects of the impact of different types of training on activities of daily living and their perception by old age people
- Chapter 57
- Exploring the neural mechanism of volitional quality: A brain morphometry study on national-level athletes
- Chapter 58
- Diverse exercises similarly reduce older adults' mobility limitations
- Chapter 59
- Vastly different exercise programs similarly improve parkinsonian symptoms: A randomized clinical trial
- Chapter 60
- Executive function performance and prefrontal activation when cycling on an active workstation in young adults
- Chapter 61
- Cortical activation during walking while smartphone texting: A dual task based fNRIS study
- Chapter 62
- Virtual reality training to improve upper limb motor function in multiple sclerosis: A feasibility study protocol
- Chapter 63
- From top-down to bottom-up or the other way around
- Chapter 64
- Thinking on your feet: Decision making in dance creating
- Chapter 65
- Bridging the feeling/thinking dichotomy in choreography teaching
- Chapter 66
- Seeing the rhythm within the movements: How attention modulates the observation of whole-body movement sequences
- Chapter 67
- Conceptual presentation of dance pedagogy conflicts within the dance realm: Dance as a meeting point between two cultures?
- Chapter 68
- Motoric abilities assessment of preschool age children with intellectual disabilities
- Chapter 69
- Using developmental profile 3 screening test to assess effectiveness of sensory-motor-perceptual program for 5 and 6 years old children
- Chapter 70
- Changing Habitual movement and thought patterns using Alexander technique and dance: A lecture performance
- Chapter 71
- Body-mind dancing as an intersection for two conflicts: Technique vs improvisation and beginning vs advanced skill levels
- Chapter 72
- Membranes as change agents: A dynamic embodiment approach to embodying our cells while dancing
- Chapter 73
- Diving into our fluid body: The movement of continuum
- Chapter 74
- Real time composition
- Chapter 75
- Neuromotor resources for integrating secure attachment and trauma recovery
- Chapter 76
- Learning with VR-based assistive systems
- Chapter 77
- Individual cognitive diagnostic in work processes for people with cognitive disabilities
- Chapter 78
- On the prenatal cognitive life of the fetus in action
- Chapter 79
- Moving the mind: Embodied cognition in psychotherapy
- Chapter 80
- Augmenting arousal based neurofeedback with bio-playback to improve generalizing skills in ASD
- Chapter 81
- The influence of occupational therapy activities on daily living and quality of life of children having acute lymphoblastic leukemia
- Chapter 82
- School-age children life peculiarities during oncohematological disease
- Chapter 83
- Tai Chi intervention program for improving postural stability and gait in People with Parkinson's disease: A study protocol
- Chapter 84
- Visual cues dominate action-planning while sensorimotor processes dominate perception in object manipulation in the young and elderly
- Chapter 85
- Different myoelectric patterns predict manual repetitive task difficulty and endurance in young and old adults
- Chapter 86
- Exploration in the presence of mother in typically and non-typically developing pre-walking human infants
- Chapter 87
- Validity and inter-observer reliability of the TURN 180 test to identify older adults who reported falls
- Chapter 88
- A multi-level model for understanding the factors predicting health behaviors: Physical activity and healthy nutrition habits among students in Israel
- Chapter 89
- Targeted transcranial electric stimulation to mitigate the dual-task cost to gait speed in older adults
- Chapter 90
- Evolution of motor cortex excitability through unilateral arm immobilization over nine hours
- Chapter 91
- Emergence of gestural symbols and conversational protocols in gestural dialogue experiments
- Chapter 92
- Cardiorespiratory fitness is associated with hippocampal-related cognitive reserve in older adults with amnestic mild cognitive impairment
- Chapter 93
- Augmenting learning through dance
- Chapter 94
- Investigating learning through developmental dance movement as an early intervention
- Chapter 95
- Expectations and experiences of a dance program for children with autism spectrum disorders: A qualitative study of parents, teachers and therapists
- Chapter 96
- Movement self portraits
- Chapter 97
- Documentation in movement-orientated mind-body-therapies taking the example of Eurythmy-therapy
- Chapter 98
- The relationship of cardiorespiratory fitness and creativity in children
- Chapter 99
- Self-generated auditory cues enhance gait kinematics for people with Parkinson disease
- Chapter 100
- Sing while you stride: A workshop combining movement with song
- Chapter 101
- The significance of the vestibular function in child development
- Chapter 102
- Associations between backache and personal vulnerability among Israeli schoolchildren
- Chapter 103
- Associations between self-report physical activity and perceived school performance of young adolescents in Israel
- Chapter 104
- Perception of teachers of basic education about movement, cognitive activities and needs of children development
- Chapter 105
- Effect of acute active playing on neuroelectric measures in children
- Chapter 106
- Learning neuroscience through music, dance and active playing
- Chapter 107
- The application of the syncytiotrophoblast for the treatment of atherosclerotic plaque
- Chapter 108
- Prefrontal cortex functioning in older adults: Preliminary neurobehavioral findings indicating prodromal accelerated cognitive decline in aging individuals
- Chapter 109
- Adapted ballroom and Latin dance program: A primer for application in people with movement disorders in order to improve balance, functional mobility, cognition and the quality of life
- Chapter 110
- The utility of Clinical Pilates Method as a tool for clinicians with the purpose of mental and physical health, trauma prevention and rehabilitation
- Chapter 111
- Novice walkers solve a motor challenge: Does sleep quality predict performance?
- Chapter 112
- Oxygen: A limiting factor for brain recovery and enhanced cognitive-motor performance
- Chapter 113
- The relationship between volumetric MRI and movement variation and adaptability in preterm infants
- Chapter 114
- Effects of Tango Argentine on the relationship experience in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD) from the perspective of the patient
- Chapter 115
- The effects of Tango Argentine on body experience in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD)
- Chapter 116
- Tango Argentine in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD). Effects on the relationship experience from the perspective of the healthy dance partner
- Chapter 117
- The effects of Tango dancing on the motivation in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD)
- Chapter 118
- Supporting early interaction behaviors through movement pattern analysis in children who are congenitally deaf-blind
- Chapter 119
- Cortical integration of cerebellar signals during motor learning
- Chapter 120
- The healing space and implicit language: The neurology of the space "in-between" in the application of the I-thou relationship of Martin Buber
- Chapter 121
- Cognitive imaging of movement in persistent vegetative states: Brain, body and cognition
- Chapter 122
- Biomechanical basis of Tai Chi movements for intervention of low back pain patients associated with muscle disorders: A pilot study
- Chapter 123
- East and West: Towards an integrative Grand Unified Therapy (GUT)
- Chapter 124
- Dance participation stabilizes motor and cognitive symptoms of Parkinson's disease and age-related diseases
- Chapter 125
- Locomotion and movement complexity
- Chapter 126
- Monocular and binocular observations and dominant and non-dominant eye observations can modulate the perceived strengths of visually induced self-motion (vection)
- Chapter 127
- A challenge to make movies "What is vection!?" and the evaluations of them by seven professional creators of visual images
- Chapter 128
- Kinesio taping can do harm in patients with type 1 complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS-1) after stroke
- Chapter 129
- The perception of our movements depends on our emotional state
- Chapter 130
- The neuromodulative effects of tiredness and mental fatigue on cognition and the use of medication
- Chapter 131
- Body perception in stroke survivors: A pilot study on the effect of Expressive Arts-based Intervention
- Chapter 132
- Multidisciplinary intensive outpatient rehabilitation program for patients with advanced Parkinson's disease: Feasibility and primary proof of concept
- Chapter 133
- Multidisciplinary group program integrating voice and dance movement therapy for Parkinson's disease patients: Preliminary experience
- Chapter 134
- A MoCo-intervention reduces the reliance on cortical resources during physical tasks of daily living
- Chapter 135
- Functional neurology in a nutshell: A model for scientific understanding of nervous system function and clinical application
- Chapter 136
- The use of unilateral sensory/motor stimulation to inhibit primitive reflexes and promote hemispheric integration in children, adolescents and adults with neurobehavioral mental health disorders
- Chapter 137
- The impact of intensive multimodal functional neurological applications on cognitive outcomes in a population with post-concussion syndrome and associated learning and behavioral disorders
- Chapter 138
- Functional neurological rehabilitation for vestibular disorders
- Chapter 139
- The impact of digital therapy on movement and cognition
- Chapter 140
- The use of early movement vocabulary for rehabilitation
- Chapter 141
- Migraine treatment with eurythmy therapy
- Chapter 142
- Somatic Pilates: Thinking with our body, moving with our brain, working with our heart
- Chapter 143
- Associated changes in procedural memory of Parkinson's patients after participation in rock steady boxing
- Chapter 144
- Why the body's oldest systems are the key to solving our newest problems
- Chapter 145
- Overcoming stage-fright through the body, using Laban-Bartenieff Movement System
- Chapter 146
- Should ballet dancers vary postures and under-foot surfaces when practicing postural balance?
- Chapter 147
- The oriental concept of smooth and harmonious Qi flow in the meridians for the optimization of the elite athlete's movement and for sports injury prevention
- Chapter 148
- The impact of aerobic and non-aerobic walking on cognitive abilities in science in elementary school children
- Chapter 149
- Determining the neurocognitive status and the functional ability of patients to screen for HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorder (HAND)
- Chapter 150
- Transferring the learning of movement or learn one thing and know many things
- Chapter 151
- Retained primitive reflexes and articulation disorders in Polish preschool children: A pilot study
- Chapter 152
- Influence of pestel factors in the appearance of musculoskeletal disorders in the manufacturing industry: Documentary review
- Chapter 153
- Manual directional gestures facilitate cross-modal perceptual learning
- Chapter 154
- Motor-cognitive dual-tasking: Insights from cerebellar stroke patients
- Chapter 155
- Body cognition method (BCM): The improvement of quality of life and cognitive functions, supported by two recent studies
- Chapter 156
- Rhythmic limb movements affect speech output differently in individuals
- Chapter 157
- Shared movement approach: Dance/movement interventions into interpersonal attunement with children and adolescents on the autistic spectrum
- Chapter 158
- Effects of a myofascial self-massage of the plantar fascia on the mobility of the hips depending on different massage durations
- Chapter 159
- Fluency through synchrony: A cognitive account of the social functions of dance
- Chapter 160
- Interhemispheric interactions across basal ganglia and cerebellar circuits during motor control
- Chapter 161
- Concepts of positive and negative neuroplasticity after brain lesion - rehabilitation implications: A review
- Chapter 162
- Movement and gesture analysis with machine learning in schizophrenic patients
- Chapter 163
- Individually guided dance rehabilitation may improve reasoning, executive functions, mood and trunk control in chronic state of traumatic brain injury
- Chapter 164
- Associations between dual tasking, inner ear function and falls among older persons: A longitudinal prospective cohort study with a follow-up
- Chapter 165
- Developmental trajectories of neuroanatomical alterations associated with the 16p11.2 copy number variations
- Chapter 166
- Mental health users who consume addictive substances, diagnosed with HIV in Tijuana, Mexico
- Chapter 167
- A retrospective study of prodromal variables associated with the development of autism among a diverse group of infants during their first fifteen months of life
- Chapter 168
- Tracking behavioral and sensory-motor developmental variables associated with the prodrome of autism: A longitudinal case study of an infant's first two years of life
- Chapter 169
- Collective movement activity as a critical phase in learning the physics concept of angular velocity
- Chapter 170
- Feldenkrais Guild workshop: Using non-habitual conditions to revive novelty and learning: Exploring the principles and applications of the Feldenkrais method
- Chapter 171
- Researching the Feldenkrais method: A guide for the perplexed
- Chapter 172
- A way to study the Feldenkrais method
- Chapter 173
- A neuroplasticity scale for assessing the Feldenkrais method for MS patients based on individual reports
- Chapter 174
- Executive functions and audio-motor synchronization in athletes
- Chapter 175
- Correlation of a quantitative MRI scoring system with motor function in children with cerebral palsy
- Chapter 176
- The self-knowing body as an inspiration for dance
- Chapter 177
- Physical somatic images vs emotional images as a platform for a somatic experience and improvised dance
- Chapter 178
- Investigating language density effect on eye movement behavior (Russian vs English)
- Chapter 179
- The link between gaze following behaviors and early language
- Chapter 180
- Late-life motor impairments: An understudied Alzheimer disease phenotype
- Chapter 181
- Dual task assessment during treadmill walking for children and adolescents with sport concussion
- Chapter 182
- Spacing the stage: The inner stage of the dancer
- Chapter 183
- Proximal versus distal upper extremity motor impairments post-stroke
- Chapter 184
- Changes in respiratory excursion and standard quality of life measures following physical training focused on proprioception and fluid fascial movement
- Chapter 185
- Dancer's somatic of musicality
- Chapter 186
- An approach tailored for special needs students: Shall we dance?
- Chapter 187
- The process of space perception: How do we perceive architecture?
- Chapter 188
- Acquired acrodermatitis enteropathica after enteral nutrition in an elderly female
- Chapter 189
- Motor and cognitive aspects of sexuality
- Chapter 190
- Mapped taxonomies for electronic technology, brain, body, cognition research and body art
- Chapter 191
- Transferring driver training and safety research in decision making under stress, into controlling impulsivity and inattention in mental health remediation for general population
- Chapter 192
- Writing an effective case report for publication
- Chapter 193
- Spasticity is related to pressure ulcer prevalence in advanced dementia patients
- Chapter 194
- Researching the Feldenkrais method through principles of judo
- Chapter 195
- Fake news in neurology
- Chapter 196
- Validity, reliability, interclass and intraclass correlations and characteristics of norms of the Zur Balance Scale
- Chapter 197
- Giving them wings: Keys to integrated dynamic shoulder function in rehabilitation
- Chapter 198
- A funny thing happened on the way to the conference: Perception of humor in Parkinson's disease
- Chapter 199
- Readout of kinematic information in autism experts
- Section two: Acknowledgments
- Chapter 200
- About the authors
- Chapter 201
- About the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Israel
- Mission
- Service and academic activities
- Research activities
- National collaborations
- International collaborations
- Targets
- Contact
- Chapter 202
- About the The Institute for Brain and Rehabilittion Sciences
- Contact
- Chapter 203
- About the book series "Functional neurology"
- Contact
- Section three: Index
- Index
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