Comparison of Effects of Implicit versus Explicit Learning of a Novel Skill in Young Gymnastic Athletes

The current findings highlight the importance of conducting retention tests over an extended period to monitor performance development after the acquisition of a novel task by different learning methods, as they can differ over time.

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Behavioral Sciences
Published
2024-09-10
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3390/bs14090798
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2
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Motor Control and Adaptation
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Comparison of Effects of Implicit versus Explicit Learning of a Novel Skill in Young Gymnastic Athletes

Roland van den Tillaar, Henrik Borge Garnaas
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Comparison of Effects of Implicit versus Explicit Learning of a Novel Skill in Young Gymnastic Athletes

Roland van den Tillaar, Henrik Borge Garnaas
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The current findings highlight the importance of conducting retention tests over an extended period to monitor performance development after the acquisition of a novel task by different learning methods, as they can differ over time.

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Comparison of Effects of Implicit versus Explicit Learning of a Novel Skill in Young Gymnastic Athletes — Roland van den Tillaar, Henrik Borge Garnaas · Behavioral Sciences (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS