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Fig. 4

From: A pilot investigation of muscle conditioning as a tool to study neck proprioception and vestibular reweighting during head to trunk movement

Fig. 4

Panel A: Mean magnitude of Constant, Absolute and Variable Errors for participants (N = 9) perception of location of target angles 15 degrees (black filled circles) and 20 degrees (green filled squares). Panel B Mean magnitude of Constant, Absolute and Variable Errors for participants perception of location of target angles 10 degrees (black filled circles, N = 7) and 20 degrees (pink filled squares, N = 9) supine posture AEHS refers to absolute error after hold short conditioning. AEHL refers to absolute error after hold long conditioning. Likewise, CE refers to constant error and VE refers to variable error after hold short (HS) and hold long (HL) conditioning. No significant differences were found in the perception of location of any of the target angles after hold short or hold long conditioning. Error bars refer to 95% C.I.

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