2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1807-55092011000300012
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Efeito da velocidade do estímulo no desempenho de uma tarefa de antecipação-coincidência em destros e canhotos

Abstract: Destros e canhotos diferem quando comparados em algumas tarefas motoras, parecendo os canhotos usufruir de alguma vantagem em tarefas visuo-motoras. Neste estudo foi analisado, em cada grupo de preferência manual, o efeito da velocidade do estímulo, do sexo e da mão de execução no desempenho de uma tarefa simples de antecipação-coincidência. Participaram 12 destros e 12 canhotos de ambos os sexos, estudantes universitários de Desporto. Empregou-se o "Bassin Anticipation Timer" para avaliar a capacidade de ante… Show more

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“…In the literature, it was reported that this device is a valid, and reliable method used in the evaluation of CAT performance in the studies performed in different sports branches [37,44,45,46,47]. Rodrigues et al [48] stated that 6 mph (268 cm/s) stimulus speed as "slow", and 12 mph (536.4 cm/s) warning speed as "fast". Therefore, the criteria of Rodrigues et al [48] were taken in choosing 6 mph, and 12 mph stimulus speeds in CAT performance measurements in this study.…”
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“…In the literature, it was reported that this device is a valid, and reliable method used in the evaluation of CAT performance in the studies performed in different sports branches [37,44,45,46,47]. Rodrigues et al [48] stated that 6 mph (268 cm/s) stimulus speed as "slow", and 12 mph (536.4 cm/s) warning speed as "fast". Therefore, the criteria of Rodrigues et al [48] were taken in choosing 6 mph, and 12 mph stimulus speeds in CAT performance measurements in this study.…”
Section: Data Collection Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rodrigues et al [48] stated that 6 mph (268 cm/s) stimulus speed as "slow", and 12 mph (536.4 cm/s) warning speed as "fast". Therefore, the criteria of Rodrigues et al [48] were taken in choosing 6 mph, and 12 mph stimulus speeds in CAT performance measurements in this study. The device comprises three parts called a control console, a response button, and a runway (set; ground on which LED lights move, 2.24m) where LED lights act in a linear series (49 lamps, 1st lamp yellow colour = warning lamp).…”
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confidence: 99%
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