Learning of sensory sequences in cerebellar patients.
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...Another important prediction of our hypothesis is that cerebellar involvement will scale as better controlled sensory data are required [90], making it important to evaluate task difficulty when considering cerebellarrelated sensory effects [58, 229, 230]....
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...(adapted from Frings et al., 2002 with permission)....
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...Effects of fear-conditioned potentiation, on the other hand, revealed an increase of rCBF in the medial cerebellum (Frings et al., 2002) (Fig....
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...Timmann and colleagues (Timmann et al., 2004; Frings et al., 2004, 2006) analysed the ability of patients with cerebellar dysfunction to acquire sequence information from sensory inputs of different modalities and found conflicting results....
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...Furthermore, cerebellar lesions may cause sensory timing deficits (Ivry and Keele 1989; Ivry and Diener 1991)....
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...Subjects with cerebellar lesions are impaired in the discrimination of the duration of the time interval between pairs of tones (Ivry and Keele 1989) and in estimating the velocity of dots moving on a screen (Ivry and Diener 1991)....
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...The finding of disordered perception of tone durations in this control condition agrees with previous studies: Ivry and Keele (1989) showed an impairment in cerebellar patients in production and discrimination of time intervals of about 400 msec....
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...Our knowledge about the clinical manifestations of cerebellar dysfunction are based mainly on the investigations by Gordon Holmes of cerebellar patients with tumors (Holmes and Stewart 1904) and with gunshot wounds from World War I (Holmes 1917)....
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...Another reason for the motor theory is that most deficits associated with cerebellar dysfunction are motor (Dow and Moruzzi 1958)....
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