Steven J. Harrison
Assistant Professor/Kinesiology

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Scholarly Contributions

52 Scholarly Contributions

21
Poster/Presentations
19
Journal Articles
6
Conference Proceedings
2
Other Scholarly Works
2
Book Chapters
1
Book
1
Abstract
Homing tasks and distance matching tasks reveal different types of perceptual variables associated with perceiving self-motion during over-ground locomotion
2022
Eli White, Brandon Bishoff, Nick Reynolds, Nicholas Stergiou, Steven Harrison
Research Type: Journal Article

Spatial Reference Frame Theory
2022
Steven J Harrison
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Gesture-speech physics in fluent speech and rhythmic upper limb movements
2021
Steven J Harrison, Alexandra E Paxton, Wim Pouw, James A Dixon
Research Type: Journal Article

Assessing the relative contribution of vision to odometry via manipulations of gait in an over-ground homing task
2021
Steven Harrison, Nicholas Stergiou, Brandon Bishoff, Nick Reynolds
Research Type: Journal Article

Perception of self-motion via the haptic perceptual system
2021
Steven J Harrison
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

For humans navigating without vision, navigation depends upon the layout of mechanically contacted ground surfaces.
2020
Scott Bonnette, MaryLauren Malone, Steven Harrison
Research Type: Journal Article

Multimodal origins of the human voice: Acoustic information about upper limb movement in voicing.
2020
James A Dixon, Wim Pouw, Steven J Harrison, Alexandra E Paxton
Research Type: Journal Article

Perception of distance traversed via a two-legged hopping gait is inconsistent with a gait symmetry theory of human haptic odometry
2020
Steven J Harrison
Research Type: Journal Article

Reply to Ravignani and Kotz: Physical impulses from upper-limb movements impact the respiratory-vocal system.
2020
James A Dixon, Alexandra E Paxton, Wim Pouw, Steven J Harrison
Research Type: Journal Article

Effects of footedness and stance asymmetry confirm an inter-leg metastable coordination dynamics of standing posture.
2020
Dobromir Dotov, Jeffrey Kinsella-Shaw, Steven Harrison
Research Type: Journal Article

Gesture-Speech Physics: The Biomechanical Basis for the Emergence of Gesture-Speech Synchrony.
2020
James A Dixon, Steven J Harrison
Research Type: Journal Article

Energy flows in gesture-speech physics: The respiratory-vocal system and its coupling with hand gestures.
2020
Steven J Harrison, Wim Pouw, James A Dixon, Nuria Esteve-Gibert
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Odometry
2019
Steven Harrison, Michael Turvey
Research Type: Book Chapter

A Hierarchical Task Dynamic Approach for Naturally Adaptive Human-Agent Pick-and-Place Interactions.
2019
Steven J Harrison, Ali A Minai, Patrick Nalepka, Michael J Richardson, Tamara Lorenz, Maurice Lamb, Rachel Kallen
Research Type: Journal Article

Acoustic specification of upper limb movement in voicing: Exploratory data report and pre-registration.
2019
Wim Pouw, Steven J Harrison, James A Dixon, Alexandra E Paxton
Research Type: Other Scholarly Work

Social Resonance: Acoustic Information about Upper Limb Movement in Voicing
2019
James A Dixon, Steven J Harrison, Alexandra E Paxton, Wim Pouw
Research Type: Other Scholarly Work

Effects of lower-limb laterality and stance asymmetry confirm an inter-leg metastable coordination dynamics during upright standing
2019
Jeffrey Kinsella-shaw, Steven J Harrison
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Acoustic Specification of Upper Limb Movement in Voicing
2019
Wim Pouw, James A Dixon, Alexandra E Paxton, Steven J Harrison
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Neuro Sensory Augmentation: Expanding Human Awareness, Insight, and Performance.
2019
Steven J Harrison, James A Dixon, Andrew Slater
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

When coordinating finger tapping to a variable beat the variability scaling structure of the movement and the cortical BOLD signal are both entrained to the auditory stimuli.
2018
Michael Hough, Steven Harrison, Nicholas Stergiou, Kendra Schmid, Boman Groff
Research Type: Journal Article