Fig. 2.

A) Box plots with an outline of the probability density showing values of ARAT score pre- and post- task specific therapy for all participants (N = 30). B) Values of changes in ARAT scores following task-specific therapy for each participant illustrating the variability of response from therapy. The dotted line indicates the minimal clinically important difference (MCID) of 5.8 for ARAT score that was used to classify the participants into Responders (greater than5.8, N = 13) and Non-Responders (<5.8, N = 17).