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Comparing self-report and mental chronometry measures of motor imagery ability
The present study investigated the relationship between two of the most common measures of motor imagery ability: self-report ratings and chronometric assessment. This was done for three imagery modalities: external visual imagery (EVI), internal visual imagery (IVI), and kinesthetic imagery
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