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motor learning: a standalone construct

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Motor behavior

a set of processes associated with practice or experience that lead to relatively permanent changes in the capability for skilled movement.

In motor behavior, motor learning refers to a set of processes associated with practice or experience that lead to relatively permanent changes in the capability for skilled movement. This meaning comes from Schmidt (1982) in Motor control and learning.[1]

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References

  1. Schmidt, R. A. (1982). Motor control and learning. Human Kinetics. ISBN 9780931250217

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