The authors of this paper used an ethological approach to test the hypothesis that practice-related refinements of multiple behavioural features would be independently predictive of motor learning.

The authors of this study examined the differences in the brain structure and cognition underlying motor adaptation in a population-based cohort.

This is a brief summary of neuronal plasticity and motor learning, particularly as it pertains to physical activity.

This small study observed the motor learning effects of allowing small choices by individuals.

For motor learning tasks, analogies are usually given as a single biomechanical metaphor. This study demonstrates how analogies can influence motor kinematics and task outcome.

This small study contributes to the body of literature linking motor imagery and motor learning.