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The Compression Block Technique

Use and Misuse in The Study of Motor Skills

John W. Chambers Jr.Department of Psychology, Howard University
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Donald A. SchumskyDepartment of Psychology, University of Cincinnati
Pages 301-311 | Received 04 Jun 1978, Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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Judith I. Laszlo & P.J. Bairstow. (1979) The Compression-Block Technique. Journal of Motor Behavior 11:4, pages 283-284.
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Donald A. Schumsky & John W. Chambers$suffix/text()$suffix/text(). (1979) Compression block studies and the closed-loop system. Journal of Motor Behavior 11:4, pages 281-282.
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J.P. Dickey & D.A. Winter. (1992) Adaptations in gait resulting from unilateral ischaemic block of the leg. Clinical Biomechanics 7:4, pages 215-225.
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