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Plan-based generalization shapes local implicit adaptation to opposing visuomotor transformations

2018-07-04

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The human ability to use different tools demonstrates our capability of forming and maintaining multiple, context specific motor memories. Experimentally, this ability has been investigated in dual adaptation, where participants adjust their reaching movements to opposing visuomotor transformations. Adaptation in these paradigms occurs by distinct processes, i.e. the development of explicit aiming strategies for e...

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02438f75-dd52-54d3-b5dc-18647c372d9a
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10.1101/361634
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