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Limited plasticity of prismatic visuo-motor adaptation

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Limited plasticity of prismatic visuo-motor adaptation

Movements towards an object displaced through prisms adapt fast, a striking example for the plasticity of visuomotor programs in the brain. We investigated the degree and time course of this system´s plasticity by extensively performing goal-directed throwing or pointing movements before, during and after wearing prism goggles.

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rawdata_throws.xlsx data of throwing movements in cm deviation from central target (distance 200 cm).
rawdata_pointing.xlsx data of pointing movements in mm deviation from central target (distance 650 mm)

PRE= before wearing prisms, PRISM= wearing prisms, POST= without wearing prisms.

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Title	Limited plasticity of prismatic visuo-motor adaptation
Authors	Spang,Karoline Wischhusen,Sven Fahle,Manfred
Description	Movements towards an object displaced through prisms adapt fast, a striking example for the plasticity of visuomotor programs in the brain. We investigated the degree and time course of this system´s plasticity by extensively performing goal-directed throwing or pointing movements before, during and after wearing prism goggles.
License	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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Keywords	Neuroscience prism adaptation pointing throw perceptual learning error correction spatial perception visuospatial updating multisensory integration motor learning sensory-guided action visually guided movements aftereffect
Resource Type	Dataset