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The Development of Perceptual Motor Sequencing Ability1

Leonard D. ZaichkowskyDepartment of Human Movement, Boston University
Pages 255-261 | Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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Richard F. Gerson & Jerry R. Thomas. (1978) A Neo-Piagetian Investigation of the Serial Position Effect in Children’s Motor Learning. Journal of Motor Behavior 10:2, pages 95-104.
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Richard A. Magill & Martha Nann Dowell. (1977) Serial-Position Effects in Motor Short-Term Memory. Journal of Motor Behavior 9:4, pages 319-323.
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RichardA. Magill. (1976) Order of Acquisition of the Parts of a Serial-Motor Task. Research Quarterly. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education and Recreation 47:1, pages 134-139.
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Robert N. Singer. (1976) The Serial Maniuplation Apparatus. Journal of Motor Behavior 8:1, pages 69-73.
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