Motor learning for precise motor execution

Tuesday, September 25, 2018 - 09:10 in Psychology & Sociology

Scientists have identified acquisition of two types of internal models for motor control, which are likely to be stored in the cerebellum. They show that motor control in human hand reaching movement relies on two types of motor learning: (i) acquisition of explicit motor control and (ii) acquisition of implicit motor control.

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