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The development of skill : the coefficient of variation as an index of skill acquisition
Previous research has found that extensive practice usually leads to faster more stable reaction times (RTs). The goal of this study was to distinguish practice effects which are due to a speed-up (where reduced RTs and correspondingly reduced variability in RT indicate that the task is being perfor
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