How agency shapes behavior and performance: the triple impact of control-feedback on stimulus–response learning, motor reinforcement, and motivated action selection

Key Points

• Control feedback significantly enhances stimulus-response learning, which improves behavior.
• The study identifies three main influences of control feedback on behavior and performance metrics.
• Assessment of how agency shapes motor reinforcement and action selection was central to this analysis.
• Implications suggest that understanding these dynamics can enhance motor skill learning, impacting broader applications.

Abstract