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visually guided reaching

visually guided reaching Visually guided reaching is reaching toward a target while using visual information about the target and one’s hand position, such as a cursor representing the hand on a screen.

Visually guided reaching is reaching toward a target while using visual information about the target and one’s hand position, such as a cursor representing the hand on a screen. It is a goal-directed action that depends on coordination among sensory, cognitive, and motor systems.

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Drafting source: Wijeyaratnam Darrin O; Edwards Thomas; Pilutti Lara A; Cressman Erin K. Assessing visually guided reaching in people with multiple sclerosis with and without self-reported upper limb impairment. 2022; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0262480; article XML SHA-256 59e5b767ad79f2779415cab2fffae4c68f86580aa8ae21413855b395e4d737a1. “Assessing visually guided reaching in people with multiple sclerosis with and without self-reported upper limb impairment” (10.1371/journal.pone.0262480).
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