<p>The cursor was rotated by 40° or −40° in adaptation trials or by 0° in control trials. A target signaled the start of the movement, which had to be completed within 1.5 s (maximum movement time) for the trial to be valid. Feedback was provided by showing a cursor position for 0.5 s after the maximum movement time. The different tasks were cued by target colors (blue, red, and green; see <a href="http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pbio.1002312#sec008" target="_blank">Materials and Methods</a>).</p
<p>(<b>A</b>) The timeline of the sequential-sampling task used in Experiment 1. After fixation, two...
(a) Targets configuration; (b) Trial sequence. Subjects performed 15-target center-out and center-in...
A. Trial structure. Following a fixation cross (500–700 ms), participants moved the mouse cursor to ...
Schematic trial timelines showing each combination of task (DM, PPM) and movement gain (“small step”...
<p>On each trial two options were presented for two seconds. This presentation was followed by the a...
<p>For each trial, the target was presented 15 cm away from the starting position in front of the su...
The left panel shows the average distance between the target and cursor across the last 18 seconds f...
<p>(A) Trial timeline. Each trial started with a 1 second baseline period (pre-cue period), after wh...
<p>(<b>A</b>) The sequence of events in a trial. (<b>B</b>) As a visuomotor learning task, we used a...
<p>Subjects initiated each trial by pressing the green “go button” square in the lower middle of the...
The experiment consisted of two stages. In the first stage participants performed three trials for e...
<p>The timeline for a single trial shows the four task phases. Images of the visual input at each ph...
<p>The experimental session involved 240 trials of intermixed prosaccadic (A), antisaccadic (B) and ...
<p>The first and last 32 trials of a random participant are shown in the figure. A color has been as...
<p>In (a), the order of all experimental conditions and respective numbers of trials used are shown....
<p>(<b>A</b>) The timeline of the sequential-sampling task used in Experiment 1. After fixation, two...
(a) Targets configuration; (b) Trial sequence. Subjects performed 15-target center-out and center-in...
A. Trial structure. Following a fixation cross (500–700 ms), participants moved the mouse cursor to ...
Schematic trial timelines showing each combination of task (DM, PPM) and movement gain (“small step”...
<p>On each trial two options were presented for two seconds. This presentation was followed by the a...
<p>For each trial, the target was presented 15 cm away from the starting position in front of the su...
The left panel shows the average distance between the target and cursor across the last 18 seconds f...
<p>(A) Trial timeline. Each trial started with a 1 second baseline period (pre-cue period), after wh...
<p>(<b>A</b>) The sequence of events in a trial. (<b>B</b>) As a visuomotor learning task, we used a...
<p>Subjects initiated each trial by pressing the green “go button” square in the lower middle of the...
The experiment consisted of two stages. In the first stage participants performed three trials for e...
<p>The timeline for a single trial shows the four task phases. Images of the visual input at each ph...
<p>The experimental session involved 240 trials of intermixed prosaccadic (A), antisaccadic (B) and ...
<p>The first and last 32 trials of a random participant are shown in the figure. A color has been as...
<p>In (a), the order of all experimental conditions and respective numbers of trials used are shown....
<p>(<b>A</b>) The timeline of the sequential-sampling task used in Experiment 1. After fixation, two...
(a) Targets configuration; (b) Trial sequence. Subjects performed 15-target center-out and center-in...
A. Trial structure. Following a fixation cross (500–700 ms), participants moved the mouse cursor to ...