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  • Control Motor
  • Psicología Cognitiva

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  • La adaptación sensoriomotora es crucial para mantener la precisión del movimiento.
  • La adaptación puede ser explícita (consciente) o implícita (inconsciente).
  • La adaptación explícita reduce la confianza sensoriomotora, pero se desconoce el efecto de la adaptación implícita.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Investigar si la adaptación sensoriomotora implícita afecta la confianza en los juicios sensoriomotores.
  • Determinar si la adaptación implícita influye en la conciencia motora (propiocepción).

Principales métodos:

  • Los participantes realizaron movimientos de alcance con retroalimentación visual manipulada para inducir adaptación implícita (trayectoria de 'error-clamp').
  • Se informó la confianza ajustando el tamaño del arco, con recompensas por informes precisos.
  • Se utilizó análisis de Fourier para evaluar los cambios de adaptación y conciencia a lo largo de los ensayos.

Principales resultados:

  • La adaptación sensoriomotora implícita fue robusta, como lo demuestran los cambios sinusoidales en las series temporales de alcance y reporte.
  • La conciencia motora mostró cambios correspondientes, lo que indica que la adaptación influyó en los juicios propioceptivos.
  • Los juicios de confianza no se vieron afectados consistentemente por la adaptación implícita.

Conclusiones:

  • La adaptación sensoriomotora implícita, aunque inconsciente, puede sesgar los juicios de los resultados del movimiento debido a desajustes en las señales sensoriomotoras.
  • La confianza sensoriomotora y la confianza en la conciencia propioceptiva parecen estar reguladas por mecanismos neuronales parcialmente distintos.