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Between-Trial Forgetting Due to Interference and Time in Motor Adaptation.

PLoS One · 2015 · PMC4657926 · PMID 26599075

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This lower performance in ALT in the immediate test was due to a (marginally significant) performance drop of performance in ALT from the last 5 trials at the end of training (at which time there was no difference (two tailed t -test, P = 0.40) between ALT and LONG-ITI) to the first immediate test ( P = 0.05) Dissociation of time and interference-induced between-trial forgetting Between-trial forgetting due to either time or interferences or both during training was assessed by taking the difference in performance between conditions (see Methods ).

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