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A context-free model of savings in motor learning.
Shahbazi M; Codol O; Michaels JA; Gribble PL
Learning to move your arm when something changes is easier the second time you try it compared to the first time. This study showed that brain networks, like computer models, can remember movements better the next time by using lots of connections. These networks store a memory of the movement that helps us learn faster later on.
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