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Target configuration determines how and what we learn during sensorimotor adaptation

2025-06-11

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Motor adaptation—the process of correcting movement errors through feedback and practice—is a fundamental human capacity that keeps our actions well-calibrated amid changes in the environment and the body. However, how training context—specifically, the configuration of targets in the workspace—shapes how we learn and what we learn during motor adaptation remains unknown. To investigate this, we conducted two reac...

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Literature Corpus work: f99d2ecc-8e02-50e5-bf79-0bda4421e845
DOI: 10.1101/2025.06.10.658797

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