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Work and Rest Variables in the Acquisition of Psychomotor Tracking Skill

Clyde E. NobleDepartment of Psychology, University of Georgia
,
Omar Gonzalez SalazarDepartment of Psychology, University of Georgia
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Cherie S. SkelleyDepartment of Psychology, University of Georgia
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H. Roger WilkersonDepartment of Psychology, University of Georgia
Pages 233-246 | Received 07 Sep 1978, Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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TimothyD. Lee & ElizabethD. Genovese. (1988) Distribution of Practice in Motor Skill Acquisition: Learning and Performance Effects Reconsidered. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 59:4, pages 277-287.
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Helen C. Beh & Fiona J. Hibberd. (2016) Tests of the Generality of the Ratio Rule as a Principle of Work Decrement. Perceptual and Motor Skills 75:2, pages 339-348.
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Sandra J. Coppage & R. B. Payne. (2016) An Experimental Test of Current Theories of Psychomotor Reminiscence. Perceptual and Motor Skills 52:2, pages 343-352.
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