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Changes in Muscle Synergy Structure and Activation Patterns Underlie Force Field Adaptation, Retention, and Generalization

2024-12-17

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1 Humans can adapt their motor commands in response to errors when they perform reaching movements in new dynamic conditions, a process called motor adaptation. They acquire knowledge about the new dynamics, which they can use when they are re-exposed and, limitedly, generalize to untrained reaching directions. While force field adaptation, retention, and generalization have been thoroughly investigated at a kinem...

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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

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DOI: 10.1101/2024.12.16.628548

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