CHARACTERISTIC PACE AS DETERMINED BY THE USE OF A TRACKING TREADMILL

CHARACTERISTIC PACE AS DETERMINED BY THE USE OF A TRACKING TREADMILL

IT WAS FOUND THAT WHEN SS WALKED ON A TRACKING TREADMILL UNDER A "COMFORTABLE-BUT-DETERMINED" (C-D) WALKING INSTRUCTIONAL SET FOR A MINIMUM OF 30 MIN. ON EACH OF 3 TESTING DAYS: (1) SS DEMONSTRATED A CHARACTERISTIC C-D PACE THAT WAS STABLE ON ANY GIVEN DAY, (2) SS' C-D PACES DIFFERED...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of applied psychology 1967-06, Vol.51 (3), p.278-283
Hauptverfasser: HOLMGREN, GARY L, HARKER, GEORGE S
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Adolescent
Adult
Expectations
Gait
Human
Humans
Male
Motion Perception
Motor Performance
Motor Processes
Physical Exertion
Physical Fitness
Psychophysiology
Response Set
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Adult
Expectations
Gait
Human
Humans
Male
Motion Perception
Motor Performance
Motor Processes
Physical Exertion
Physical Fitness
Psychophysiology
Response Set
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