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Feedback and Rewards to Increase Motivation for Therapy in Stroke Rehabilitation
High motivation is a predictor for good therapy results in physical therapy \[Grahn 2000\]. The investigator want to show that it is possible to increase patients motivation for stroke rehabilitation by providing them objective performance feedback about the patients therapy progress.
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