Motor learning adapts to effort-dependent uncertainty
Adaptive behaviour depends on continuously updating motor control when action outcomes differ from expectations. Because action execution and sensory feedback are noisy, the value of an error depends on how reliably it reflects the consequences of an action. Most studies have manipulated the reliability of sensory feedback or action outcomes rather than uncertainty generated by the action itself.…
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