The delta-lambda model: “Yes” for simple movement trajectories; “no” for speed/accuracy tradeoffs

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (2):324-324 (1997)
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Abstract

Although it provides a useful description of elementary movement trajectories, we argue that the delta-lognormal model is deficient as an account of speed/accuracy tradeoffs in aimed movements. It fails in this regard because (1) it is deterministic, (2) its formulation ignores critical task elements, and (3) it fails to account for the corrective role of submovements

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