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.

The concept of learning styles has long been debunked, and yet they persist in all educational communities. This paper outlines why it is difficult to use theories of learning styles in practice: "the same term means different things to different teachers."

This paper discusses the mechanisms involved in bone pain during cancer and reviews the recommended treatment methods.

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

Previous research has demonstrated that mirror neurons play an important role in learning; action observation training or motor imagery practice is based on this mechanism.