1. Implicit adaptation generalizes around the aiming location (30° CCW)
Implicit adaptation generalizes around the aiming location (30° CCW). φ denotes generalization, calculated as the proportion of the catch trial magnitudes (Figs. 2-4, green error bars) to the calculated implicit (Figures 2-4, magenta trace).
Implicit adaptation generalizes around the aiming location (30° CCW). φ denotes generalization, calculated as the proportion of the catch trial magnitudes (Figs. 2-4, green error bars) to the calculated implicit (Figures 2-4, magenta trace). When plotted as a function of angle relative to the trained target location, the φ values reveal a generalization curve that is centered around the aiming location (blue). Error bars denote the SEM. This is overlaid on fitted Gaussian distributions for the cursor (green; R2 = 0.996), reported aim (red; R2 = 0.969), and hand (gold; R2 = 0.996) angles for all 70 participants during the rotation block. The distributions are normalized to their respective means.
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