Visual background information modulates motor contagions in humans - Scientific Reports

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61% : However, the MT was found to be modulated by the congruency and observed movements conditions (see Fig. 5 left).
54% : The participants' movements in the initial session also tended to accelerate gradually but not as much as those of (Fig. 2).
53% : Although a sample size of N = 11 was proven sufficient based on the F-value observed in Experiment-1 when using the bias and uncertainty-corrected sample size tool developed by Anderson et al., we selected N = 12 as a more conservative choice.
30% : No significant differences were observed across the congruency and movements conditions in terms of the error rate (Fig. 3).

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