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    Organization and Components of Psychomotor Ability

    Organization and Components of Psychomotor Ability by Chaiken, Scott R., Kyllonen, Patrick C., Tirre, William C.

    Published in Cognitive psychology (01-05-2000)
    “…We investigated the organization and components of psychomotor abilities by administering a diverse set of cognitive and psychomotor tasks to a group of recent…”
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    Strength and Resistance to Interference in Practiced Recognition: Memory Retrieval Abilities Investigated through Latent Structure Modeling

    Strength and Resistance to Interference in Practiced Recognition: Memory Retrieval Abilities Investigated through Latent Structure Modeling by Chaiken, Scott R.

    Published in The American journal of psychology (22-06-2001)
    “…Participants (N = 811) practiced paired-associate recognition with and without an interference manipulation and then practiced a pattern recognition skill in…”
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    Frames of reference in perceptual-motor learning: evidence from a blind manual positioning task

    Frames of reference in perceptual-motor learning: evidence from a blind manual positioning task by Rosenbaum, D A, Chaiken, S R

    Published in Psychological research (01-05-2001)
    “…Participants moved a joystick to bring a computer-displayed cursor to each of six on-screen target locations arrayed around the center of the screen. At the…”
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    The Inspection Time Not Studied: Processing Speed Ability Unrelated to Psychometric Intelligence

    The Inspection Time Not Studied: Processing Speed Ability Unrelated to Psychometric Intelligence by Chaiken, Scott R

    Published in Intelligence (Norwood) (01-11-1994)
    “…In experiments involving 178 and 190 military recruits, spatial, quantitative, and verbal inspection time (IT) and visual search (VS) tasks and an intelligence…”
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    Two Models for an Inspection Time Paradigm: Processing Distraction and Processing Speed versus Processing Speed and Asymptotic Strength

    Two Models for an Inspection Time Paradigm: Processing Distraction and Processing Speed versus Processing Speed and Asymptotic Strength by Chaiken, Scott R

    Published in Intelligence (Norwood) (01-07-1993)
    “…Two studies involving 333 military recruits investigate individual differences in time-accuracy functions of inspection time (IT) in terms of psychological…”
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    Test-Proximity Effects in a Single-Session Individual Differences Study of Learning Ability: The Case of Activation Savings

    Test-Proximity Effects in a Single-Session Individual Differences Study of Learning Ability: The Case of Activation Savings by Chaiken, Scott R

    Published in Intelligence (Norwood) (01-04-1993)
    “…The possibility that the ability measure activation savings is related to practiced skill, not because of cognitive overlap, but because of the proximity of…”
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    Inspection Time and Intelligence: Attempts to Eliminate the Apparent Movement Strategy

    Inspection Time and Intelligence: Attempts to Eliminate the Apparent Movement Strategy by Chaiken, Scott R., Young, Robert K.

    Published in The American journal of psychology (22-06-1993)
    “…Inspection time (IT) indexes the ability to discriminate between test stimuli under conditions of varied and limited exposure time. Two experiments were…”
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