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Electroencephalographic connectivity measures predict learning of a motor sequencing task
Individuals vary significantly with respect to rate and degree of improvement with motor practice. While the regions that underlie motor learning have been well described, neurophysiological factors underlying differences in response to motor practice are less well understood. The present study exam
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