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Flight Feedback and Learning a Projectile Task

K.M. NewellChildren’s Research Center, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Pages 65-72 | Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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Yousri Elghoul, Fatma Bahri, Khaled Trabelsi, Hamdi Chtourou, Mohamed Frikha, Cain C. T. Clark, Jordan M. Glenn, Nicola Bragazzi & Nizar Souissi. (2022) Optimizing Motor Learning: Difficulty Manipulation Combined with Feedback- Frequency Enhance Under-Time-Pressure Fine-Motor-Coordination Skill Acquisition and Retention. Journal of Motor Behavior 54:4, pages 490-502.
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Leandro de Carvalho da Silva, Carla Ferro Pereira-Monfredini & Luis Augusto Teixeira. (2017) Improved children’s motor learning of the basketball free shooting pattern by associating subjective error estimation and extrinsic feedback. Journal of Sports Sciences 35:18, pages 1825-1830.
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Stephen A. Wallace & Ridge C. McGhee. (1979) The Independence of Recall and Recognition in Motor Learning. Journal of Motor Behavior 11:2, pages 141-151.
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Howard N. Zelaznik, Diane C. Shapiro & Karl M. Newell. (1978) On The Structure of Motor Recognition Memory. Journal of Motor Behavior 10:4, pages 313-323.
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K.M. Newell. (1975) Visual Flight Feedback as a Determiner of Motor Response Recognition. Research Quarterly. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education and Recreation 46:2, pages 235-242.
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K.M. Newell & R.A. Chew. (1974) Recall and Recognition in Motor Learning. Journal of Motor Behavior 6:4, pages 245-253.
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K.M. Newell & Jean-Louis P. Boucher. (1974) Motor Response Recognition. Journal of Motor Behavior 6:2, pages 81-86.
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Richard A. Schmidt & Craig A. Wrisberg. (1973) Further Tests of Adams’ Closed-Loop Theory. Journal of Motor Behavior 5:3, pages 155-164.
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Tadao Ishikura. (2008) Reduced Relative Frequency of Knowledge of Results without Visual Feedback in Learning a Golf-Putting Task. Perceptual and Motor Skills 106:1, pages 225-233.
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Brian D. Butki & Shirl J. Hoffman. (2016) Effects of Reducing Frequency of Intrinsic Knowledge of Results on the Learning of a Motor Skill. Perceptual and Motor Skills 97:2, pages 569-580.
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BRIAN D. BUTKT. (2003) EFFECTS OF REDUCING FREQUENCY OF INTRINSIC KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS ON THE LEARNING OF A MOTOR SKILL. Perceptual and Motor Skills 97:6, pages 569.
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Raôul R.D Oudejans, Rolf W van de Langenberg & R.I (Vana) Hutter. (2002) Aiming at a far target under different viewing conditions: Visual control in basketball jump shooting. Human Movement Science 21:4, pages 457-480.
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Richard A. Magill, Craig J. Chamberlin & Kellie G. Hall. (1991) Verbal knowledge of results as redundant information for learning an anticipation timing skill. Human Movement Science 10:4, pages 485-507.
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