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RESEARCH ARTICLE

Offline Improvement during Motor Sequence Learning Is Not Restricted to Developing Motor Chunks

D. L. Wright Department of Kinesiology, Texas A&M University, College Station
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J.-H. Rhee Department of Kinesiology, Texas A&M University, College Station
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A. Vaculin Department of Kinesiology, Texas A&M University, College Station
Pages 317-324 | Received 20 Nov 2009, Accepted 20 Jul 2010, Published online: 08 Sep 2010

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Atul Handa, Joohyun Rhee & David L. Wright. (2016) The Structural Relationship Between Two Motor Sequences Practiced Close in Time Impacts Offline Facilitation. Journal of Motor Behavior 48:1, pages 47-56.
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Willem B. Verwey, David L. Wright & Maarten A. Immink. (2021) A multi-representation approach to the contextual interference effect: effects of sequence length and practice. Psychological Research 86:4, pages 1310-1331.
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J. S. Jo, J. Chen, S. Riechman, M. Roig & D. L. Wright. (2018) The protective effects of acute cardiovascular exercise on the interference of procedural memory. Psychological Research 83:7, pages 1543-1555.
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Malcolm J. Beynon, Luiz Moutinho & Cleopatra Veloutsou. 2018. Innovative Research Methodologies in Management. Innovative Research Methodologies in Management 237 274 .
Ryan Bottary, Akshata Sonni, David Wright & Rebecca M. C. Spencer. (2016) Insufficient chunk concatenation may underlie changes in sleep-dependent consolidation of motor sequence learning in older adults. Learning & Memory 23:9, pages 455-459.
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Joohyun Rhee, Jing Chen, Steven M. Riechman, Atul Handa, Sanjeev Bhatia & David L. Wright. (2015) An acute bout of aerobic exercise can protect immediate offline motor sequence gains. Psychological Research 80:4, pages 518-531.
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Taewon Kim, Joohyun Rhee & David L. Wright. (2016) Allowing time to consolidate knowledge gained through random practice facilitates later novel motor sequence acquisition. Acta Psychologica 163, pages 153-166.
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Orit Elion, Itamar Sela, Yotam Bahat, Itzhak Siev-Ner, Patrice L. (Tamar) Weiss & Avi Karni. (2015) Balance maintenance as an acquired motor skill: Delayed gains and robust retention after a single session of training in a virtual environment. Brain Research 1609, pages 54-62.
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Akira WATANABE, Toshihiro WAKEBE, Eiichiro WATAMURA & Yohtaro TAKANO. (2015) Changes induced in the representation of learned sequences due to memory consolidation. The Japanese Journal of Cognitive Psychology 13:1, pages 23-30.
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Sebastian Telgen, Darius Parvin & Jörn Diedrichsen. (2014) Mirror Reversal and Visual Rotation Are Learned and Consolidated via Separate Mechanisms: Recalibrating or Learning De Novo ? . The Journal of Neuroscience 34:41, pages 13768-13779.
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Noya Meital, Sebastian Peter Korinth & Avi Karni. (2013) Plasticity in the adult oculomotor system: Offline consolidation phase gains in saccade sequence learning. Brain Research 1528, pages 42-48.
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David L. Wright, Joohyun Rhee, Klaus Blischke, Daniel Erlacher & Sebastian Brueckner. (2012) Offline improvement occurs for temporal stability but not accuracy following practice of integer and non-integer rhythms. Acta Psychologica 140:3, pages 266-273.
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