2023
DOI: 10.3233/nre-230093
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Extrinsic feedback facilitates mental chronometry abilities in stroke patients

Jana Stuerner,
Aida Sehle,
Joachim Liepert

Abstract: BACKGROUND: Motor imagery (MI) can serve as a treatment for stroke rehabilitation. MI abilities can be assessed by testing mental chronometry (MC) as the degree of conformity between imagined and real performance of a task. A good MC performance is supposed to indicate good MI capacities. OBJECTIVE: To explore if MC abilities can be modified by extrinsic feedback in stroke patients. METHODS: 60 subacute stroke patients were randomized into three groups. MC was evaluated by executing a modified version of the B… Show more

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