This notice corrects the Funding statement for a PLOS ONE research article titled "Exploring motor variability in adults with severe athetoid or ataxic cerebral palsy: Impact on error-based and reward-based learning." The correction is restricted to the funding attribution; no other elements of the published article are amended in this notice.
The correction identifies that the originally published Funding statement was incorrect and provides the corrected funding attribution as the definitive statement for the record.
The corrected Funding statement provided in the notice reads: "This study was made possible by financial support from the Economy, Industry and Competitiveness Ministry of Spain, Project Cod. DEP2016–79395-P, Spanish Government." This text is presented as the replacement for the previously incorrect funding information contained in the original article's disclosures.
The notice does not include additional funder details such as grant duration, amounts, or subaward information. Those specifics were not reported in the correction notice and therefore are not available in this record.
The correction was published on July 31, 2026, and is indexed with DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0355274. The formal citation for the correction is provided as:
Roldan A, Cornejo MI, Moreno FJ, Reina R, Caballero C (2026) Correction: Exploring motor variability in adults with severe athetoid or ataxic cerebral palsy: Impact on error-based and reward-based learning. PLoS One 21(7): e0355274. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0355274
The correction lists the same author group as the original article and appears on the PLOS ONE site as an open access notice linked to the original article record.
The correction expressly pertains to the original research article:
Roldan A, Cornejo MI, Moreno FJ, Reina R, Caballero C. Exploring motor variability in adults with severe athetoid or ataxic cerebral palsy: Impact on error-based and reward-based learning. PLoS One. 2026;21(6):e0349610. pmid:42329836
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The correction notice is published as an open access item under the Creative Commons Attribution License, consistent with PLOS policy. The notice states: "This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited." The correction document therefore carries the same reuse terms as the journal's other open access content.
This correction is explicitly limited to the Funding statement. The publisher's linked metadata and the text of the notice do not report any additional corrections to authorship, data, methods, results, figures, or conclusions of the original study. Readers interested in further details of the study's methods, results, or clinical implications should consult the original article (DOI for original article: 10.1371/journal.pone.0349610) and its full record on the journal website.
The correction does not report any changes to competing interest disclosures, acknowledgments beyond funding, or to ethical approvals; such items were not addressed in this notice and therefore remain as originally published unless updated elsewhere by the authors or publisher.
The correction clarifies the source of financial support for the research. Accurately attributing funding is important for transparency, reproducibility, and compliance with funder and publisher policies. The corrected statement attributes support to the Economy, Industry and Competitiveness Ministry of Spain and specifies Project Cod. DEP2016–79395-P. No further action items, retractions, or changes to the scientific record beyond this funding attribution are indicated in the correction notice.
If readers or institutions require additional grant details (for example, award amount, funding period, or administrative contacts), those specifics were not provided in the correction and would need to be sought from the authors or the funder directly.
On the PLOS ONE page, the correction is displayed with the article metadata (authors, publication date, DOI) and includes navigation links to the original article, related items, and the downloadable PDF. The notice is included among the journal's corrections and linked from the original article record so that the corrected funding information is discoverable by readers consulting the study.
Reference
Roldan A, Cornejo MI, Moreno FJ, Reina R, Caballero C. Exploring motor variability in adults with severe athetoid or ataxic cerebral palsy: Impact on error-based and reward-based learning. PLoS One. 2026;21(6):e0349610. pmid:42329836
(For the purposes of this correction summary, all factual content is taken from the PLOS ONE correction notice and linked publisher metadata. No additional factual claims beyond those reported in the correction notice have been made.)