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. 2009 Apr 29;587(Pt 12):2949–2961. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2009.169284

Figure 6. Correlation between development of signed error during motor adaptation with anodal tDCS and summed trajectory error after motor adaptation.

Figure 6

A, correlation between signed and summed errors from both tDCS conditions using all data in regression analysis (n= 28 total; filled circles, active tDCS; open circles, sham tDCS). Thick dark line is mean with ± 95% confidence intervals for regression (grey lines). Values are mean ±s.e.m. for regression equation components. B, illustration of main effect of anodal tDCS on error relationships during and after motor adaptation. Mean values (±s.e.m.; n= 14) for signed error development during motor adaptation (X-axis) and global summed error after adaptation (Y-axis) for the two tDCS conditions. Open circle is sham tDCS and filled circle is active tDCS. C, correlation between signed and summed errors from active tDCS condition only (n= 14). Thick dark line is mean with ± 95% confidence intervals for regression (grey lines). D, correlation between signed and summed errors from sham tDCS condition only (n= 14). Thick dark line is mean with ± 95% confidence intervals for regression (grey lines). Values are mean ±s.e.m. for regression equation components in C and D.