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. 2020 Nov 16;10:19918. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-76940-3

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No cursor reaches and strategy use. Angular reach deviations of the hand per group, while either excluding (without-strategy) or including (with-strategy) any strategies developed during adaptation training. Grey dashed line at the 30° mark indicates angular reach deviations equivalent to full compensation for the perturbation, and grey dashed line at the 0° mark indicates reaches that did not correct for the perturbation. Only the Control group was unable to switch between excluding and including a strategy to counter for the perturbation. Implicit reach aftereffects, indicated by without-strategy angular reach deviations, are reduced for the Cursor Jump group and are further reduced in the Hand View group. Solid lines are group means and shaded regions are corresponding 95% confidence intervals. Individual participant data from each group are shown for both types of strategy use.