Attentional Processes in Skill Learning and Expert Performance

Bruce Abernethy · Jon P. Maxwell · Richard S. W. Masters · John van der Kamp · Robin C. Jackson

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This chapter contains sections titled: A Brief History of Attentional Research Automatic Processes in Skill Learning and Expert Performance Conclusion

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