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The effects of practice on the functional anatomy of task performance
Pages 91-98

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Key Terms

  • generation task
  • pure insertion
  • square fast
  • skilled performance
  • motor cortex

  • skill acquisition
  • word reading
  • maze tracing
  • image subtraction
  • task performance

  • generation minus
  • prefrontal cortex
  • frontal cortex
  • verbal learning
  • original study

  • increased blood
  • task demands
  • minus word
  • visual input
  • practiced verb

  • novel task
  • skilled task
  • task related
  • practice appear
  • tracing task

  • sense represents
  • final subtraction
  • imaging results
  • unpracticed conditions
  • analysis choices


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