Consolidated learning can be susceptible to gradually-developing interference in prolonged motor learning

Yuko Yotsumoto*, Takeo Watanabe, Li Hung Chang, Yuka Sasaki

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    When multiple items are learned in sequential order, learning for one item tends to be disrupted by subsequently learned items. Such retrograde interference has been studied with paradigms conducted over a relatively short term. Resistance to interference is generally believed to be a measure of learning or consolidation. Here, we used a finger-tapping motor sequence paradigm to examine interference in prolonged motor learning. Three groups of 9 subjects participated in training sessions for 16 days, and practiced three different sequences in different orders and combinations. We found that a well-trained motor sequence was subject to a gradual interference when the subsequent learning was paired in a particular order. The results suggest that a well-learned motor memory is still susceptible to interference, and that resistance to interference in one condition does not necessarily imply full, permanent consolidation.

    原文English
    期刊Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience
    發行號MAY
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    出版狀態Published - 8 5月 2013

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