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Behavioral Analysis of Movement
Abstract
The sections in this article are: 1 Single-Movement Control 1.1 Fitts' Law 1.2 Theoretical Interpretations of Single-Movement Control 1.2.1 Crossman-Goodeve and Keele Theory 1.2.2 A Single-Correction Model 1.2.3 Preprogramming Movements 1.2.4 Force and Duration as Determinants of Accuracy 1.2.5 Programming Distance Versus Location 1.2.6 Implications of Location Programming 1.2.7 Resolving Some Issues 1.3 Summary of Single-Movement Control 2 Representation of Complex Motor Patterns 2.1 Human Evidence for a Program Concept 2.1.1 Time to Prepare A Program 2.1.2 Time Relations Between Successive Motor Acts 2.1.3 Handwriting 2.1.4 Transfer of Performance Across Different Muscle Groups 2.2 Constraints on Coordination 2.2.1 Muscle Synergies 2.2.2 Timing Constraints on Simultaneous Actions 2.3 Summary and Conclusions
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- Keele, S. W.
- Venue
- Comprehensive Physiology
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- Wiley
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- 1981-12
- Pages
- 1391-1414
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