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. 2018 Sep 18;12:610. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2018.00610

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Copyright © 2018 Liew, Thompson, Ramirez, Butcher, Taylor and Celnik.

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Experimental paradigm. Top: Visuomotor adaptation task with −45° clockwise rotation and numbers flanking target for reporting aim (adapted from Taylor et al., 2014). Middle: Experimental design with block name and number of trials listed below. Participants reported aim during blocks 3–5 and tDCS was turned on during blocks 4–5. Bottom: Examples of stimulation paradigm with vertical (blue) and horizontal (green) monitor contexts, and with the right cerebellar tDCS (left) and left dlPFC tDCS (right) electrode montages, are shown. Note that the dlPFC montage is also shown from the front, inset on the bottom far right, for greater clarity of the electrode positioning.