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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Motor Memory"”.
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Proactive Interference and Directed Forgetting in Short-Term Motor Memory
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The Effects of Practice-Trials and Prior Learning on Motor Memory
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The Role of Action Observation in Motor Memory Formation and Retention across Multiple Days
… therapy options in physical therapy to promote motor rehabilitation and recovery. Previous observation studies have found that action observation can facilitate motor learning: people are able to pick up context-specific cues from others’ movements to adapt to a novel mechanical environment. …
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The role of planning in motor learning
Humans can learn a remarkable diversity of motor skills. While these skills are sometimes long lasting, they may also be subject to interference. For example, people can learn to reach in the presence of a dynamic (force-field) perturbation generated by a robotic interface. However, when two force …
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Short term modification of vergence ramp eye movements in the convergent direction
Prior oculomotor studies have investigated the various effects of short-term modification on vergence, saccadic and smooth pursuit eye movements. Previous vergence studies have concentrated on step modification stimuli. Few have investigated the effects of short-term modification on vergence ramp …
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The effects of manipulated augmented sensory feedback on error detection when using a touch screen
… information may have differentially impacted motor skill acquisition such that removal of one or both sources of augmented feedback did not result in a severe detriment to timing performance or error detection capabilities of the learner. The present study reflects the importance of multimodal …
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PEN-BASED GESTURE RECOGNITION
… an experienced user will increasingly rely on motor memory when performing certain tasks. This observation, and the catalytic effect of Kurtenbach and Buxton's radial menus idea, inspired us to devise a set of radial gestures for direct manipulation. A supporting set of gestures for …
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Neural Dynamics of Mental Imagery, Visual Perception, and Rapid Eye Movement Sleep
… learned during the day, reflecting the memory consolidation function of sleep. Both mental imagery and dreaming are internally generated percepts while sensory processing is more externally generated, though similar neural regions are utilized. The difference in information flow between …
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Can adults learn absolute pitch? Evaluating the “Melody Triggers” method
… view, AP develops primarily through procedural memory in childhood, whereas adult acquisition relies more heavily on explicit memory. Although adults can proceduralise pitch associations that initially require conscious retrieval, what becomes proceduralised is typically less complete and is …
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Can Adults Learn Absolute Pitch? Evaluating the "Melody Triggers" Method
… view, AP develops primarily through procedural memory in childhood, whereas adult acquisition relies more heavily on explicit memory. Although adults can proceduralise pitch associations that initially require conscious retrieval, what becomes proceduralised is typically less complete and is …