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Comparing performance by parents and offspring on a rapid tapping task.

Perceptual and motor skills - 1 Oct 2005

Kim ChungGon, Kozar Bill, Vaughn Ross, Button Sherman G

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The purpose of this study was to identify the relationships between 42 parents' and their offsprings' performance on a rapid tapping task. It was expected that genetic predispositions would gradually limit children's performance on a tapping task as they matured chronologically. Four different age groups of children and their parents performed the tapping task on different sizes of boards. Repeated-measures...

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PMID: 16383097
DOI: 10.2466/pms.101.2.605-612

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