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Intermanual transfer of visuomotor learning is facilitated by a cognitive strategy

2021-10-13

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Humans continuously adapt their movement to a novel environment by recalibrating their sensorimotor system. Recent evidence, however, shows that explicit planning to compensate for external changes, i.e. a cognitive strategy, can also aid performance. If such a strategy is indeed planned in external space, it should improve performance in an effector independent manner. We tested this hypothesis by examining wheth...

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Literature Corpus work: 8bbe9e3f-767d-5e9e-aef6-8e9929082524
DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.12.464030

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