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Signatures of short-term and long-term strategies for visuomotor adaptation
Cognitive strategies are essential for visuomotor adaptation. Task set size (the number of targets) often determines which strategy is engaged: working memory (WM) is sufficient for small set size, but its capacity is often limited for more complex tasks. These WM limitations may be bypassed by retr
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