Correction: Separating Predicted and Perceived Sensory Consequences of Motor Learning.

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0163556.].

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Table 1

Block Order.

Blocks were performed from top to bottom, with two extra blocks in the rotated session. Trial numbers during training are larger in the rotated as compared to the aligned sessions. Passive localization tasks always follow the active localization tasks, since the robot moved the hand to the same arc-location in the passive condition as that produced by the participant in the active version. Before every localization task, training was reinforced, to minimize any decay in learning.

task	aligned	rotated
	№ trials
training	50	90
no-cursor reaches	-	21
training	-	60
active delayed	25	25
no-cursor reaches	21	21
training	10	60
passive delayed	25	25
no-cursor reaches	21	21
training	10	60
active online	25	25
no-cursor reaches	21	21
training	10	60
passive online	25	25
no-cursor reaches	21	21