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The present experiment was designed to examine age-related characteristics of short-term retention of kinesthetic movement information. 20 children from each age group (6, 8, 10 yr.) were tested for recall of kinesthetic end-location. The results indicate that 6- and 8-yr.-old children became less accurate and more variable in recall performance following a delay interval. However, 10-yr.-old children were capable of maintaining performance accuracy during a delay interval.

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To isolate location and distance cues a two-dimensional movement task was given to 32 college students. Reliability of location cues was varied; a criterion distance was recalled accurately with and without location cues.

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