Jennifer E. Ruttle

The paper tests the assumption that implicit and explicit motor adaptation measures add linearly and finds they are not additive.

The paper quantifies implicit visuomotor adaptation across various feedback conditions and finds it occurs faster and more robustly than previously thought.

This study investigates how reduced visual feedback affects proprioceptive recalibration during visuomotor adaptation, finding that adaptation remains rapid and robust despite diminished feedback.

This study shows implicit motor learning occurs rapidly, reaching near-asymptote within one to three trials, contradicting the traditional view of slow implicit learning.