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Each condition was run in separate blocks of trials with 10 trials per block.
These spatial cues appear in blocks of trials with either a random or a sequential order.
Both experimental sessions comprised eight blocks of trials with 16 trials of each preparation condition (split equally into left and right-hand movements) and eight rest trials presented in a random order.
The first was the number of trials it took for the observer to reach a criterion performance level – attaining cumulatively six blocks of trials with at least 8 out of 10 correct responses.
Participants then performed a practice session on a PC with 6 blocks of trials with 12 trials in each block and 72 trials in total, using the same timing parameters as the actual test.
Seven further participants, all naïve as to the purpose of the study, completed two blocks of trials with asynchronous AV stimuli separated by +/−166 ms. For WR and RS, the proportion of correct responses for Baseline and Concurrent trials were plotted as a function of asynchronous AV offsets and fit with Weibull functions.
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The following experiment intended to contrast these two options by including a block of trials with high uncertainty (as in the previous experiments) and another block with low uncertainty.
In a subset of sessions (65 of 111), learning was facilitated by beginning and ending each block of trials with stretches of trial-by-trial feedback about the correct answer.
In each training session, two blocks of trials are alternated (with open and closed eyes, respectively).
Subjects performed two blocks of trials (DF, PF), with block order balanced across subjects.
During a separate testing session (separated by at least 2 days) a second five blocks of trials were conducted with the green target presented to the right eye, and the red target to the left.
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