“…J. van Beers, Sittig, & Denier van der Gon, 1998;Robert J. van Beers, 2012;Robert J. van Beers, Wolpert, & Haggard, 2002). Consistent with this hypothesis, in the context of visuomotor adaptation, the response to a visual perturbation is reduced when noise is added to the visual feedback (Burge et al, 2008;Körding & Wolpert, 2004;Tsay, Avraham, et al, 2020;Robert J. van Beers, 2012;Wei & Körding, 2010). The corollary prediction, namely that the response to a visual perturbation should increase as a function of noise (i.e., variability) within the proprioceptive system, has not been tested.…”