1983
DOI: 10.1080/02701367.1983.10605269
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Accuracy and Prediction in Throwing: A Taxonomic Analysis of Children's Performance

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“…Participants are required to press a button or produce a linear arm movement timed with the arrival of the moving stimulus at a specified position. Despite the large variety ofexperimental conditions used, research has shown that timing accuracy improves with age, mainly between the ages of 5 and 11 years (Bard, Fleury, Carriere, & Bellec, 1981;Bard et al, 1990;Dorfman, 1977;Dunham, 1977;Fleury & Bard, 1985;Gagnon, Fleury & Bard, 1988;Haywood, 1977Haywood, , 1983Hoffman, Imwold, & Koller, 1983;Shea, Krampitz, Northam, & Ashby, 1982;Stadulis, 1985; Thomas, Gallagher, & Pur- Benguigui and Ripoll vis, 1981;Wade, 1980). Some studies have also demonstrated an Age x Velocity interaction on timing accuracy (Haywood, 1977;Haywood, Greenwald, & Lewis, 1983;Williams, 1985;Wrisberg & Mead, 1983).…”
Section: Effects Of Age On Coincidence Timing Accuracymentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Participants are required to press a button or produce a linear arm movement timed with the arrival of the moving stimulus at a specified position. Despite the large variety ofexperimental conditions used, research has shown that timing accuracy improves with age, mainly between the ages of 5 and 11 years (Bard, Fleury, Carriere, & Bellec, 1981;Bard et al, 1990;Dorfman, 1977;Dunham, 1977;Fleury & Bard, 1985;Gagnon, Fleury & Bard, 1988;Haywood, 1977Haywood, , 1983Hoffman, Imwold, & Koller, 1983;Shea, Krampitz, Northam, & Ashby, 1982;Stadulis, 1985; Thomas, Gallagher, & Pur- Benguigui and Ripoll vis, 1981;Wade, 1980). Some studies have also demonstrated an Age x Velocity interaction on timing accuracy (Haywood, 1977;Haywood, Greenwald, & Lewis, 1983;Williams, 1985;Wrisberg & Mead, 1983).…”
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confidence: 97%
“…Soccer, basketball, and volleyball are examples of sports in which open skills dominate. Despite the intuitive appeal of the open and closed taxonomy, few studies have been undertaken to vahdate it and to examine underlying abhties that undergird performance in these categories of slull, although a few studies have been reported in the literature (Beitel, 1980;Hoffman, Inwold, & Koller, 1983). Knapp (1964) and Spaeth-Arnold (1981) suggested that the perceptual analysis of open and closed skills differed.…”
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“…As pesquisas têm demonstrado que as crianças são menos precisas e mais variáveis do que os adultos em suas "performances', nas tarefas de "timing" antecipatório (Bard et alii, 1981;Dorfman, 1977;Fleury & Bard, 1985;Haywood, 1977Haywood, , 1980Haywood et alii, 1981;Hoffman et alii, 1983;Thomas et alii, 1981;Wade, 1980;Wrisberg & Mead, 1983). Estes estudos investigaram as diferenças no processamento de informações exigido no desempenho deste tipo de tarefa perceptivo-motora, e os fatores que influenciam a "performance'' e o desenvolvimento desta capacidade.…”
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“…Poucos estudos têm investigado o efeito da complexidade da resposta e a maioria deles tem demonstrado que o aumento nesta complexidade leva a um decréscimo da 'performance" (Bard et alii, 1981;Fleury & Bard, 1985;Grose, 1967;Haywood, 1977;Hoffman et alii, 1983;Magill, 1989).…”
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