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Deciphering key factors contributing to age-related decline in visuomotor tracking through the manipulation of target refresh rate and gaze contingency
The ability to continuously adjust hand movements using visual information is critical for success in many everyday tasks. To further characterize the age-related decline in visuomotor processes, here we investigated a task in which participants had to track with the hand, by means of a joystick, a
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