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An Informational Analysis of Active Kinesthesis as Measured by Amplitude of Movement

Ronald G. MarteniukDepartment of Physical Education, University of British Columbia
Pages 69-77 | Received 18 Nov 1970, Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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Eric A. Roy. (1977) Spatial Cues in Memory for Movement. Journal of Motor Behavior 9:2, pages 151-156.
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John Gundry. (1975) The Use of Location and Distance in Reproducing Different Amplitudes of Movement. Journal of Motor Behavior 7:2, pages 91-100.
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Lance Nizami. (2011) Memory model of information transmitted in absolute judgment. Kybernetes 40:1/2, pages 80-109.
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R. Marks, H. A. Quinney & J. Wessel. (1993) Proprioceptive sensibility in women with normal and osteoarthritic knee joints. Clinical Rheumatology 12:2, pages 170-175.
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David G. Russell. (2016) Channel Capacity for Kinesthetic Torque Information. Perceptual and Motor Skills 52:2, pages 387-390.
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David G. Russell. 1976. Motor Control. Motor Control 67 85 .
David G. Russell & Ronald G. Marteniuk. (1974) An informational analysis of absolute judgments of torque. Perception & Psychophysics 16:3, pages 443-448.
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Ronald G. Marteniuk, Kenneth W. Shields & Sharon Campbell. (2016) Amplitude, Position, Timing and Velocity as Cues in Reproduction of Movement. Perceptual and Motor Skills 35:1, pages 51-58.
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