Sensorimotor Plasticity
Sensorimotor Plasticity is a neurobiological phenomenon denoting the nervous system's capacity to dynamically reorganize sensorimotor mappings in response to environmental demands, injury, or learning, thereby enabling adaptive motor behavior.
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Timothy Schallert, Sheila M. Fleming, J. Leigh Leasure et al. · Neuropharmacology · 2000 · 1.4K citations
Plasticity in Sensory-Motor Systems
Richard Held · Scientific American · 1965 · 456 citations
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