Proactive interference as a result of persisting neural representations of previously learned motor skills in primary motor cortex.
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Learning from the other limb's experience: sharing the 'trained' M1 representation of the motor sequence knowledgeDone that: short-term repetition related modulations of motor cortex activity as a stable signature for overnight motor memory consolidationPatterns of modulation in the activity and connectivity of motor cortex during the repeated generation of movement sequencesAuditory proactive interference in monkeys: the roles of stimulus set size and intertrial intervalMotor learning and its sensory effects: time course of perceptual change and its presence with gradual introduction of load.Spatially selective enhancement of proprioceptive acuity following motor learningFunctional Plasticity in Somatosensory Cortex Supports Motor Learning by Observing.Sensorimotor adaptation: multiple forms of plasticity in motor circuits.Distinct haptic cues do not reduce interference when learning to reach in multiple force fields.Somatosensory plasticity and motor learning.Interference in ballistic motor learning: specificity and role of sensory error signalsContributions of the cerebellum and the motor cortex to acquisition and retention of motor memoriesEffect of trial order and error magnitude on motor learning by observingUsing repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation to study the underlying neural mechanisms of human motor learning and memory.Contributions of the motor cortex to adaptive control of reaching depend on the perturbation schedule.Extinction interferes with the retrieval of visuomotor memories through a mechanism involving the sensorimotor cortex.Changes in visual and sensory-motor resting-state functional connectivity support motor learning by observing.Drilling Deeper into tooth brushing skills: Is proactive interference an under-recognized factor in oral hygiene behavior change?Different mechanisms contributing to savings and anterograde interference are impaired in Parkinson's disease.Reversal of long-term potentiation-like plasticity processes after motor learning disrupts skill retention.Neural substrates of practice structure that support future off-line learning.Learning to Predict and Control the Physics of Our Movements.The ipsilateral motor cortex contributes to cross-limb transfer of performance gains after ballistic motor practice.fMRI activation during observation of others' reach errors.Anodal motor cortex stimulation paired with movement repetition increases anterograde interference but not savings.Impaired savings despite intact initial learning of motor adaptation in Parkinson's disease.Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation to the primary motor cortex interferes with motor learning by observing.Functional connectivity between somatosensory and motor brain areas predicts individual differences in motor learning by observing.Directed forgetting benefits motor sequence encoding.Visual cues signaling object grasp reduce interference in motor learning.
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Proactive interference as a result of persisting neural representations of previously learned motor skills in primary motor cortex.
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Erin W Dickie
Nicholas Cothros
Seyed M Mirsattari
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10.1162/JOCN.2006.18.12.2167
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2006-12-01T00:00:00Z