Learning from the physical consequences of our actions improves motor memory

Published in eNeuro · View the paper (DOI)

Research published in eNeuro found that physical consequences, such as slipping, can improve motor learning by refining movement responses to mistakes. Participants who experienced a slip improved their ability to adjust steps to new situations, demonstrating better generalization of learned skills.

Learning from the physical consequences of our actions improves motor memory

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