Jonathan Sanching Tsay

The paper examines how individual differences in proprioception relate to the upper limit of motor adaptation to visual perturbations, finding correlations with both proprioceptive variability and shift.

The paper investigates how visual uncertainty affects implicit motor adaptation, finding that uncertainty reduces learning only for small errors, suggesting it alters perceived feedback location rather than error signal strength.

The paper investigates implicit sensorimotor adaptation using a clamped visual perturbation and finds that participants are largely unaware of behavioral changes despite systematic adjustments.