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Motor Learning

2025-06-13

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<p>Humans possess a remarkable ability to acquire, adapt, and retain motor skills—a capacity known as motor learning. Grounded in a control theoretic framework, motor learning unfolds across several stages: goal selection, action selection, and action execution. It engages multiple interacting systems—error-based learning, reinforcement learning, use-dependent learning, and cognitive strategies—each shaped by spec...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/myfq4_v2

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