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A shared functional architecture for error-based and reinforcement-based motor learning in the human brain

2026-06-19

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The motor system can flexibly learn from fundamentally different teaching signals, from directional errors to rewards. While computational and neurobiological models have long assigned these to distinct error-based learning (EL) and reinforcement-based learning (RL) processes, whether this separation holds at the level of whole-brain network architecture has not been directly tested. Here, we characterized whole-b...

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792ef459-1715-5f45-99e3-fe99567b1978
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10.64898/2026.06.18.733155
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