Effects of self-controlled knowledge of performance on motor learning and self-efficacy: A kinematic study
Study aim: To evaluate the effects of providing the learners with self-controlled knowledge of performance (KP) on motor learning and self-efficacy (SE) in a dart-throwing motor task.
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Main Authors: | Makki Rezvaneh (Author), Abdoshahi Maryam (Author), Ghorbani Saeed (Author) |
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2021-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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