Motor performance

We investigate the motor performance in groups of people for whom motor represents an area of difficulty. Specifically, we want to find out about how motor difficulties impact development in other areas, and on quality of life.

Research projects

Active projects

Motor Development in Williams Syndrome

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Completed projects

A disconnect between motor milestone achievement and motor development in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; implications for interventions

Start date: 2019

End date: 2020

The developmental relationship between motor skills and large-scale spatial knowledge

Start date: 2015

End date: 2019

Motor abilities in Williams syndrome

Start date: 2014

End date: 2021

The relationship between small scale spatial skills and motor ability in Williams syndrome

Start date: 2014

End date: 2021

Visual search in Williams syndrome and development coordination disorder

Start date: 2007

End date: 2011

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