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Two facets of automaticity: motor automaticity opposes habit formation

2025-12-16

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<p>Repeated practice produces both motor automaticity (action fluency) and inflexible habitual responding (non-deliberate actions). Although traditionally assumed to reflect a unified automaticity process, their relationship remains largely untested. Using a novel dual-task paradigm designed to jointly capture motor automaticity and habit formation, and three generalization datasets, we found a counterintuitive in...

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Literature Corpus work: 5547fcc0-dd69-5350-b494-749b72527c04
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/xatzp_v1

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