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Articles: Motor Control and Learning

Does Retroactive Inhibition Influence Contextual Interference Effects?

Pages 120-126 | Accepted 13 Jan 1994, Published online: 08 Feb 2013

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Courtney Porter, Daniel Greenwood, Derek Panchuk & Gert-Jan Pepping. (2020) Learner-adapted practice promotes skill transfer in unskilled adults learning the basketball set shot. European Journal of Sport Science 20:1, pages 61-71.
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DanielM. Russell & KarlM. Newell. (2007) How Persistent and General Is the Contextual Interference Effect?. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 78:4, pages 318-327.
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Domingos Manuel Nhamussua, António Prista, Luciano Basso & Go Tani. (2012) Interferência contextual e nível de habilidade na aprendizagem do serviço do voleibol. Revista Brasileira de Educação Física e Esporte 26:4, pages 731-740.
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R. Menayo, R. Sabido, J. P. Fuentes, F. J. Moreno & J. A. García. (2010) Simultaneous Treatment Effects in Learning Four Tennis Shots in Contextual Interference Conditions. Perceptual and Motor Skills 110:2, pages 661-673.
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