Acquisition of motor skill. IV. Effects of repeated periods of massed practice.

Keywords

Psychology, Motor skill, Cognitive psychology, Developmental psychology

References

• Rotary pursuit performance under alternate conditions of distributed and massed practice.M. Ray Denny, Norman Frisbey, John Weaver — 1955
• Distributed practice in motor learning: score changes within and between daily sessionsErnest R. Hilgard, Michael B. Smith — 1942
• The relationship between two kinds of inhibition and the amount of practice.Gregory A. Kimble, Robert B. Shatel — 1952
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• Effect of distribution and shift in distribution of practice within a single training session.Bradley Reynolds, Jack A. Adams — 1953
• A test for conditioned inhibition in motor learning.John A. Starkweather, Carl P. Duncan — 1954
• A retest for conditioned inhibition in the alphabet-printing task.Raymond E. Schucker, Lucia B. Stevens, Douglas S. Ellis — 1953
• Relationship of Motivation and Method of Testing to Distribution of Practice Phenomena in Rotary PursuitRobert B. Ammons — 1952
• Acquisition and retention of three psychomotor tests as a function of distribution of practice during acquisition.Bradley Reynolds, Ina McD. Bilodeau — 1952
• Rest pauses in motor learning as related to Snoddy's hypothesis on mental growth.Hugh M. Bell — 1942
• An experimental test of a two-factor theory of inhibition.Gregory A. Kimble — 1949
• Acquisition of motor skill: quantitative analysis and theoretical formulation.Robert B. Ammons — 1947
• Goodness of fit of trend curves and significance of trend differencesE. F. Lindquist — 1947
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• Effect of shift in distribution of practice conditions following interpolated rest.Jack A. Adams, Bradley Reynolds — 1954
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Cited by

• Efficiency of motor learning as a function of intertrial rest.George E. Stelmach — 1969
• The Effects of Massed and Distributed Practice on the Performance of a Gross Motor SkillWilliam B. Christina — 1974
• The Use of Silent Single Concept Loop Films to Facilitate the Acquisition of Occupational Skills.Seymour A. Sommer — 1971
• 運動学習におけるSIR (条件制止) の検討 (2)前田 三郎 — 1962
• The relationship of hand-eye coordination as measured by the pursuit rotor and selected motor tasks at various age levelsAnita M. Childrey — 1969
• Physical fatigue and motor learning.Albert V. Carron — 1969
• Effects of practice distribution on learning a fine motor task.Jim D. Whitley — 1970
• Effects of Massed versus Distributed Practice on Gross and Fine Motor Proficiency of Educable Mentally Handicapped Adolescents 1Robert Rider, Dhari T. Abdulahad — 1991
• LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE OF EXTRAVERTS AND INTROVERTS ON THE PURSUIT ROTOR.Aubrey J. Yates, Judith I. Laszlo — 1965
• Effects of Rigidity and Anxiety on Pursuit Rotor PerformanceRoy Jones, Robert B. Tallarico — 1971
• Age, Proficiency, and Reminiscence in a Complex Perceptual-Motor TaskDavid S. Abbey — 1962
• Über den Einfluß von Pausen auf das Erlernen einer einfachen sensumotorischen FertigkeitJ. Rutenfranz, A Iskander — 1966
• Distribution of Practice and Pre-Task Ability in the Acquisition of Three Discrete Gross Motor SkillsMatthew Kleinman — 1980
• Effects of Practice and Positional Variables in Acquisition of a Complex Psychomotor SkillMacy L. Abrams, Jon K. Grice — 1976
• Distribution of Practice in Motor Skill Acquisition: Learning and Performance Effects ReconsideredTimothy D. Lee, Elizabeth D. Genovese — 1988
• Trial Spacing in Instrumental RunningJames L. Fozard — 1966
• REACTIVE INHIBITION IN NORMALS AND DEFECTIVES AS MEASURED FROM A COMMON PERFORMANCE CRITERION.Logan Wright, Curry B. Hearn — 1964
• “Warm-up” in pursuit rotor learning as a function of the extinction of conditioned inhibitionH. J. Eysenck — 1956
• Acquisition and Retention of Skill on a Sensory-Motor Task and Sensory Tolerance to Distracting Stimuli by Skilled WorkersAiko Satow — 1985
• Sprint analysis of athletes with intellectual impairmentsBarry S. Andrews — 2008

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