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" A test of alternative explanations for the contextual interference effect "
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565575
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Jackson, Brian H
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A test of alternative explanations for the contextual interference effect [Thesis]
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University of Virginia, 2004
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eng
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Ph.D.
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, University of Virginia
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The purpose of this study was to: (a) examine the effects of three practice schedules on the learning of three badminton serves in order to further explore the contextual interference (CI) effect, (b) determine the effect of initial expectancy of success and task interest on skill performance using different practice schedules, and (c) study the effects of practicing under different practice schedules on participants' expectancy of success and task interest over time. College students (n = 90) practiced three badminton serves (short, long, and backhand) using one of three practice schedules (low, moderate, or high CI), over six practice sessions, and were tested on their performance at the pre-, post-, retention, and transfer tests. Transfer tasks required each serve to be performed from the opposite service court..
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Physical education
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TL
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Latin Dissertation
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