. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Dec 8.

Published in final edited form as: Exp Brain Res. 2003 Dec 19;155(1):1–8. doi: 10.1007/s00221-003-1691-2

Table 1.

Experimental design. All subjects were right-handed; half performed with the dominant arm first (RL) while the other half performed with the non-dominant arm first (LR). R Right arm, L left arm, CW clockwise, CCW counterclockwise

No. of targets trained	Rotation direction	Group	Baseline		Exposure

8	Same	RL (n=6)	R 0°	L 0°	R 30° CCW	L 30° CCW
			(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(64 trials)
		LR (n=6)	L 0°	R 0°	L 30° CCW	R 30° CCW
			(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(64 trials)
	Opposite	RL (n=6)	R 0°	L 0°	R 30° CCW	L 30° CW
			(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(64 trials)
		LR (n=6)	L 0°	R 0°	L 30° CW	R 30° CCW
			(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(64 trials)
1	Same	RL (n=6)	R 0°	L 0°	R 30° CCW	L 30° CCW
			(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(64 trials)	(64 trials)
		LR (n=6)	L 0°	R 0°	L 30° CCW	R 30° CCW
			(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(64 trials)	(64 trials)
	Opposite	RL (n=6)	R 0°	L 0°	R 30° CCW	L 30° CW
			(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(64 trials)	(64 trials)
		LR (n=6)	L 0°	R 0°	L 30° CW	R 30° CCW
			(192 trials)	(192 trials)	(64 trials)	(64 trials)