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Modeling and Motor Performance: A Developmental Perspective
Maureen R. Weiss
Kinesiology
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Older children
100%
Developmental Perspective
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Motor Performance
100%
Modeling Performance
100%
Verbal Model
100%
Verbal Self-instruction
100%
Childrens
50%
Aging Effect
50%
Young children
50%
Aging Model
50%
Information Processing Capability
50%
Modeling Process
50%
Factorial Design
50%
Task Difficulty
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Motor Task
50%
Instructional Effects
50%
Age Modelling
50%
Developmental Factors
50%
Instructional Conditions
50%
Model Effectiveness
50%
Self-instructional
50%
Methodological Procedures
50%
5-year-old
50%
Psychology
Motor Performance
100%
Self-Instruction
100%
Toddlers
50%
Information-Processing Capability
50%