Figure 6
From: Individual differences in explicit and implicit visuomotor learning and working memory capacity
Experiment 3: Gradual adaptation.
(a,b) Neither hand direction (a) not absolute hand direction error (b) during adaptation to a gradual 45° visuomotor rotation correlated with WMC. (c) Again, for illustration, hand direction is shown for the two groups (high and low WMC, based on a median split; line = group mean, shaded area = standard error of mean across group). The high WM (n = 10, blue) and low WM (n = 10, red) group showed similar adaptation. (d) No vision trials were used throughout to provide a relatively clean measure of sensorimotor recalibration (implicit process). There were no observable differences between high and low WM groups during adaptation but a suggestion that the low WM group showed a greater ‘after-effect’ during washout.
