Table 1.

Statistics for slope of linear fit between imposed rotation and response: implicit adaptation or explicit reaiming

	Implicit Adaptation			Explicit Reaming
	Mean	Confidence interval	Mean r value	Mean	Confidence interval	Mean r value
	Slope of linear fit −16:16°
Consistent-1	−0.192	−0.214 to −0.170	0.894	−0.028	−0.045 to −0.012	0.488
Consistent-2	−0.298	−0.365 to −0.231	0.824	−0.374	−0.508 to −0.240	0.794
Consistent-3	−0.335	−0.423 to −0.248	0.869	−0.230	−0.352 to −0.108	0.702
Consistent-7	−0.300	−0.363 to −0.237	0.789	−0.152	−0.232 to −0.071	0.651
	Slope of linear fit −4:4°
Consistent-1	−0.263	−0.317 to −0.209	0.755	−0.060	−0.108 to −0.012	0.553
Consistent-2	−0.465	−0.606 to −0.325	0.708	−0.354	−0.521 to −0.188	0.632
Consistent-3	−0.491	−0.646 to −0.336	0.756	−0.181	−0.334 to −0.028	0.529
Consistent-7	−0.329	−0.444 to −0.213	0.535	−0.111	−0.247 to 0.024	0.485

Values are mean, confidence interval, and mean r value for the slope of the linear fit between imposed rotation and response. The linear equation was fit to the data of each subject for the whole range (−16:16°) and only the small rotations (−4:4°).