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An “Aha!” moment precedes the strategic response to a visuomotor rotation

2025-05-15

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Strategic behaviour in sensorimotor adaptation tasks is typically described as either a gradual error minimisation process or as a process of learning through trial-and-error. The former predicts a gradual monotonic reduction in error, until some asymptote, while the latter predicts behavioural exploration to discover an efficacious solution. Another explanation is that a sufficiently rich understanding of the tas...

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Literature Corpus work: 633354d0-0e0f-5d76-9cee-18d1a4e04503
DOI: 10.1101/2025.05.11.653302

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