Research Article
Targeted Engagement of the Action Selection Network during Task-Oriented Arm Training after Stroke
Table 2
Example of action selection cues during training.
| | Bimanual Symmetrical task | Unimanual Fine motor task | Unimanual Object manipulation |
| Task | Pick up a large stock pot, move, and release | Pick up a dime and insert into bank | Spoon beans from one bowl to another bowl | Start position | 1 pot at midline | 2 piles of dimes Bank placed 10 cm in front at midline | One bowl with beans at midline Two bowls for receiving beans | Select cue directs | Direction of movement | Pile for picking up dime | Bowl to deposit beans | Select cue orientation: | | | | Right–left | 45° to the right 45° to the left | 10 cm to right of midline 10 cm to left of midline | 45° to the right 45° to the left | Close – Far | 10 cm forward 20 cm forward | 5 cm and 45° to right 10 cm and 45° to right | 10 cm and 45° to left 20 cm and 45° to left | High – Low | Level on training table Shelf 20 cm above training table | Level on training table Shelf 20 cm above training table | Level on training table Shelf 20 cm above training table |
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