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A critical re-evaluation of fMRI signatures of motor sequence learning

2020-01-09

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Despite numerous studies, there is little agreement about what brain changes accompany motor sequence learning, partly because of a general publication bias that favors novel results. We therefore decided to systematically reinvestigate proposed functional magnetic resonance imaging correlates of motor learning in a preregistered longitudinal study with four scanning sessions over 5 weeks of training. Activation d...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.08.899229

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