There has been renewed interest in the role of strategies in sensorimotor learning. The
combination of new behavioral methods and computational methods has begun to unravel …

Highlights•Multiple processes contribute to adaptation of movements to systematic
perturbations.•Many qualitatively distinct dual-process decompositions have been …

There is mounting evidence for the idea that performance in a visuomotor rotation task can
be supported by both implicit and explicit forms of learning. The implicit component of …

Following a change in the environment or motor apparatus, human subjects are able to
rapidly compensate their movements to recover accurate performance. This ability to adapt …

Sensorimotor learning is supported by at least two parallel systems: a strategic process that
benefits from explicit knowledge and an implicit process that adapts subconsciously. How do …

Although sensorimotor adaptation is typically thought of as an implicit form of learning, it has
been shown that participants who gain explicit awareness of the nature of the perturbation …

Despite increasing interest in the role of reward in motor learning, the underlying
mechanisms remain ill defined. In particular, the contribution of explicit processes to reward …

Savings, or faster relearning after initial learning, demonstrates humans' remarkable ability
to retain learned movements amid changing environments. This is important within the …

The motor system's ability to adapt to environmental changes is essential for maintaining
accurate movements. Such adaptation recruits several distinct systems: cerebellar sensory …

During adaptation, motor commands tend to repeat as performance plateaus. It has been
hypothesized that this repetition produces plasticity in the motor cortex (M1). Here, we …