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Table 1 Results (F and p-values) from the two-way ANOVAs (or Kruskal-Wallis tests if distributions were non-normal) from evaluating the effects of haptic rendering (HR) and arm weight support (WS) on the outcome metrics during training (T-CT), short-term learning (STR-BL), and long-term learning (LTR-BL)

From: Towards functional robotic training: motor learning of dynamic tasks is enhanced by haptic rendering but hampered by arm weight support

 

T−CT

STR−BL

LTR−BL

HR

WS

HR x WS

HR

WS

HR x WS

HR

WS

HR x WS

Score

(3.36)

0.075

(1.39)

0.245

(0.38)

0.539

(6.13)

0.018

(2.71)

0.108

(0.24)

0.628

(8.47)

0.006

(6.05)

0.019

(1.21)

0.280

Movement phase difference

(18.32)

<0.001

(4.74)

0.036

(1.03)

0.316

(9.76)

0.004

(4.62)

0.038

(0.01)

0.939

(8.36)

0.006

(5.43)

0.026

(1.09)

0.303

Horizontal movement variability

(12.35)

0.001

(0.35)

0.556

(6.90)

0.013

(0.71)

0.403

(0.20)

0.654

(0.82)

0.372

(0.16)

0.688

(1.81)

0.187

(0.76)

0.389

Vertical movement variability

(74.90)

<0.001

(10.52)

0.003

(1.36)

0.251

(1.29)

0.263

(0.02)

0.897

(0.15)

0.704

(0.19)

0.666

(0.31)

0.583

0.22

0.641

Joint torques

(44.74)

<0.001

(71.28)

<0.001

(0.07)

0.789

(0.59)

0.449

(0.42)

0.523

(<0.01)

0.955

(H(1)=0.70)

0.402

(H(1)=0.39)

0.534

–

 

T−BL

STR−BL

LTR−BL

HR

WS

HR x WS

HR

WS

HR x WS

HR

WS

HR x WS

Transfer task score

–

–

–

(8.72)

0.006

(1.60)

0.214

(2.51)

0.121

(4.64)

0.038

(2.11)

0.155

(0.85)

0.362

Sense of agency

(0.11)

0.741

(1.56)

0.220

(0.56)

0.459

–

–

–

(0.86)

0.360

(0.69)

0.412

(0.19)

0.663

Interest/enjoyment

(0.19)

0.662

(1.38)

0.247

(0.54)

0.467

–

–

–

(0.03)

0.857

(1.06)

0.310

(1.62)

0.212

Effort/importance

(0)

1.000

(2.14)

0.153

(1.37)

0.218

–

–

–

(0.75)

0.392

(1.08)

0.305

(0.03)

0.863

Pressure/tension

(0.54)

0.468

(0.02)

0.884

(3.10)

0.087

–

–

–

(0.54)

0.468

(0.54)

0.468

(0.08)

0.779

Perceived competence

(1.41)

0.243

(2.37)

0.133

(0.33)

0.571

–

–

–

(1.35)

0.254

(3.96)

0.054

(0.44)

0.511

  1. F values—or H values if Kruskal-Wallis tests were used—are indicated in brackets for F(0,36)—or H(1). Significant p-values are indicated in bold font