Results
POSITIVE
Table Overview of the percentage (mean ± standard deviation) of trials on which the target and red items were hit in each condition, split according to the different groupsAs was to be expected, there was a clear response of the hand to the target jump in all conditions, demonstrated by the response curves all clearly deviating from zero in the positive direction. The hand moved in the direction of the target jump (positive values in left and central panels of Fig. Time course of the hand’s response to target jumps in the main experiment. Positive values indicate that the response is in the direction of the target jump. The rows correspond to the two groups that participants were assigned to; the left and central columns correspond to the two timings of item movement; the curve colours correspond to the change in gap size and match the frames in Fig. Surprisingly, the response modulation curve for the late changes in the obstacles group is below zero between about 25 and 100 ms after the jump (purple curve in lower right panel of Fig. 