Intertrial Variability
Intertrial Variability is a movement variability construct that quantifies the degree of fluctuation in movement performance across repeated trials of the same task, distinguished from other variability types by its focus on trial-to-trial differences within a fixed experimental condition.
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A Trial-Based Experimental Design for fMRI
Eric Zarahn, Geoffrey K. Aguirre, Mark D’Esposito · NeuroImage · 1997 · 425 citations · Full text
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