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Error-related cognitive control and behavioural adaptation mechanisms in the context of motor functioning and anxiety

2020-09-04

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Previous research suggests that there is an interaction between cognitive and motor processes. This has been investigated throughout development and in different conditions related to motor impairment. The current study addressed a gap in the literature by investigating this interaction in the general population of healthy adults with different profiles of motor proficiency by focusing on error-related cognitive c...

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Literature Corpus work: ed6142bf-3051-5175-8051-390c123a1216
DOI: 10.1101/2020.09.04.281758

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