Koenraad Vandevoorde

This study replicates and refutes previous findings that older adults show reduced implicit motor learning and spontaneous recovery, showing no age-related differences in these processes.

This study investigates whether age-related declines in somatosensory acuity are linked to increased internal model recalibration during motor adaptation, but finds no support for this hypothesis.

This study shows that residual errors in motor adaptation are due to implicit learning's error sensitivity, which depends on past error history, not forgetting.

The study investigates why older adults show limited explicit motor adaptation, finding that visuospatial working memory capacity, not cognitive resource allocation, correlates with adaptation levels.

The paper investigates age-related deficits in motor adaptation and finds that cognitive components are reduced in older adults, while internal model recalibration remains intact.