During movement, a predictive signal with information on the consequences of an action is integrated with an afferent signal with actual sensory information triggered by the movement. This helps overcome neural delays and navigate noisy environments. Without brain stim, there are probably two main ways to alter the balance of these two signals, the combining … Continue reading Thoughts on sensory attenuation, body state estimation and whole vs part practice
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Pegs.
I collected the data from the first participant for my pegboard task this week. It's a simple pilot study where we aim to investigate how sensory uncertainty affects motor learning during a fine motor control task. The participant simply has to fill holes on a pegboard with pegs, but one group wears a blindfold to … Continue reading Pegs.