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Researcher

Julie Debrabant

Awards & Distinctions

8 Results

2017

Effectiveness of a self-regulated remedial program for handwriting difficulties

Hilde Van WaelveldeAmy De RoubaixLien SteppeEvy TroubleynBarbara De MeyGrietje DewitteJulie DebrabantDominique Van de Velde

A1 Journal Article in SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

2016

Brain connectomics of visual-motor deficits in children with developmental coordination disorder

Julie DebrabantGuy VingerhoetsHilde Van WaelveldeAlexander LeemansTom TaymansKaren Caeyenberghs

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS

2015

Neural correlates of visual-motor disorders in children with developmental coordination disorder

Julie DebrabantGuy VingerhoetsHilde Van Waelvelde

2014

Deficient motor timing in children with neurofibromatosis type 1

Julie DebrabantEllen PlasschaertKaren CaeyenberghsGuy VingerhoetsEric LegiusSandra JanssensHilde Van Waelvelde

A1 Journal Article in RESEARCH IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

2013

Neural underpinnings of impaired predictive motor timing in children with Developmental Coordination Disorder

Julie DebrabantFreja GheysenKaren CaeyenberghsHilde Van WaelveldeGuy Vingerhoets

A1 Journal Article in RESEARCH IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

2012

Age-related differences in predictive response timing in children: evidence from regularly relative to irregularly paced reaction time performance

Julie DebrabantFreja GheysenGuy VingerhoetsHilde Van Waelvelde

A1 Journal Article in HUMAN MOVEMENT SCIENCE

Implicit versus explicit training of motor sequences in children with Developmental Coordination Disorder

Freja GheysenJolien De BrauwerEvelyne DebeyJulie DebrabantWim Fias

2010

Wat we (niet) weten over het brein van een kind met DCD

Julie DebrabantHilde Van WaelveldeGuy Vingerhoets

A4 Journal Article in SIGNAAL