Adaptation to a nonlinear visuomotor amplitude transformation with continuous and terminal visual feedback
Adaptation to a nonlinear visuomotor amplitude transformation with continuous and terminal visual feedback
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DOI:
10.3200/jmbr.40.5.368-379
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发表时间:
2008-09-01
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Hegele, Mathias
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作者:
Heuer, Herbert;Hegele, Mathias
The control of a Cursor oil a computer monitor offers a simple means of exploring the limits of the plasticity of human visuomotor coordination. The authors explored the boundary conditions for adaptation to nonlinear visuomotor amplitude transformations. The authors hypothesized that only with terminal Visual feedback during practice. but not with continuous Visual feedback, humans might develop all internal model of the nonlinear visuomotor amplitude transformation. Thus. 2 groups Were engaged in a sensorimotor adaptation task receiving either continuous or terminal visual feedback during (he practice phase. In contrast to expectations. adaptive shifts and aftereffects observed ill visual open-loop tests were linearly related to target amplitudes for both groups. Although the 2 feedback groups did not differ with respect to adaptive shifts and aftereffects. terminal visual feedback resulted in stable Visual open-loop performance for all extended period, whereas movement errors increased after continuous visual feedback during practice. The benefit of Continuous Visual feedback. oil the other hand, was faster closed-loop performance. indicating art optimization Of visual closed-loop control.