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Cognition in motor learning: Imagery effects on contextual interference
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  • 2010Specificity and Variability of Practice, and Contextual Interference in Acquisition and Transfer of an Underhand Volleyball Serve56 cited
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  • 1991The Role of Intertask and Intratask Processing in Acquisition and Retention of Motor Skills46 cited
  • 2000Retroactive interference effects of mentally imagined movement speed45 cited
  • 2008Visual versus kinesthetic mental imagery: Efficacy for the retention and transfer of a closed motor skill in young children.36 cited

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