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Reinforcement Signaling Can Be Used to Reduce Elements of Cerebellar Reaching Ataxia
Amanda S. Therrien
, Matthew A. Statton
,
Amy J. Bastian
Kennedy Krieger Institute
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Ataxia
100%
Cerebellar Degeneration
100%
Reaching Movements
66%
Path Length
66%
Massed Practice
66%
Cerebellum
33%
In(III)
33%
Motor Learning
33%
Rehabilitation Interventions
33%
Movement Disorders
33%
Control Condition
33%
Three-dimensional Space
33%
Reaching Task
33%
Reinforced
33%
Dysmetria
33%
Systematic Change
33%
Coordinated Movement
33%
Training Conditions
33%
Movement Path
33%
Mean Performance
33%
Reinforcement Feedback
33%
Visual Control
33%
Error-driven
33%
Target-oriented
33%
Auditory Stimuli
33%
Corrective Movements
33%
Neuroscience
Ataxia
100%
Cerebellar Patient
66%
Cerebellum
33%
Motor Learning
33%
Stereotypic Movement Disorder
33%
Dysmetria
33%
Psychology
Movement Disorder
100%
Control Condition
100%