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Sequential Precession and Diminishing Returns in the Acquisition of a Motor Skill

Marshall B. JonesDepartment of Behavioral Science, The Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine
Pages 69-73 | Received 08 Aug 1979, Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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Janet J. Turnage & Robert S. Kennedy. (1992) The Development and Use of a Computerized Human Performance Test Battery for Repeated-Measures Applications. Human Performance 5:4, pages 265-301.
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Robert S. Kennedy, Dennis R. Baltzley, Janet J. Turnage & Marshall B. Jones. (2016) Factor Analysis and Predictive Validity of Microcomputer-Based Tests. Perceptual and Motor Skills 69:3_suppl, pages 1059-1074.
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Robert S. Kennedy, Dennis R. Baltzley, Janet J. Turnage & Marshall B. Jones. (2019) Factor Analysis and Predictive Validity of Microcomputer-Based Tests , . Perceptual and Motor Skills 69:3-2, pages 1059-1074.
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Kennedy, D. R. Baltzley, M. K. Osteen & J. J. Turnage. (2016) A Differential Approach to Microcomputer Test Battery Development and Implementation. Proceedings of the Human Factors Society Annual Meeting 32:14, pages 838-842.
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