The Effect of Skill Complexity during Different Time Lags on Bilateral Transfer
The present paper aims to study the effect of skill complexity during different delays on bidirectional transfer on bidirectional transfer of tracking task in different stages (pretest, acquisition phase, immediate transfer, one-day delayed transfer, two-day delayed transfer, and seven-day delayed t...
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doaj-65de0b8b3b414101b977b02d809f2dad2020-11-25T02:36:30ZengOwjj Andishan PasargadAnnals of Applied Sport Science2322-44792014-04-01212130The Effect of Skill Complexity during Different Time Lags on Bilateral TransferZahra Zolfaghari0Ehsan Zareian1Zahra Salman2 Department of Motor Behavior, Faculty of physical education and sport sciences, Allameh Tabataba’i University Department of Motor Behavior, Faculty of physical education and sport sciences, Allameh Tabataba’i University Department of Motor Behavior, Faculty of physical education and sport sciences, Allameh Tabataba’i University The present paper aims to study the effect of skill complexity during different delays on bidirectional transfer on bidirectional transfer of tracking task in different stages (pretest, acquisition phase, immediate transfer, one-day delayed transfer, two-day delayed transfer, and seven-day delayed transfer). Three variables including handedness, time lagges, and skill complexity were studied. This study was a semi-empirical and applied research and a pretest-posttest plan with two experimental groups was used. Statistical sample included 28 volunteer girl students, with a mean age of 16±0.93 years old, who were all right-handed and had no experience of performing the tracking task. After initial familiarization with designed software, the subjects were randomly divided into two groups of right practice and left practice. The results revealed significant effects of time lags and skill complexity on bidirectional transfer (p≤0.05), as at all stages of research more bidirectional transfer was observed in easy task compared with the hard one. The highest bilateral transfer in easy and hard tasks was found in the second and the seventh day, respectively. Possible reasons for these results include the differences in task processing in terms of skill complexity and the impact of special features of continuous task on retention. Transfer from non-dominant hand to dominant one occurred more frequently than the reverse mode in both groups, which is probably due to higher speed of transfer of data from the right hemisphere to the left hemisphere in the right-handed. http://www.aassjournal.com/browse.php?a_code=A-11-222-1&slc_lang=en&sid=1Immediate Transfer Delayed Transfer Easy Tracking Task Complex Tracking Task |
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Zahra Zolfaghari Ehsan Zareian Zahra Salman The Effect of Skill Complexity during Different Time Lags on Bilateral Transfer Annals of Applied Sport Science Immediate Transfer Delayed Transfer Easy Tracking Task Complex Tracking Task |
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Zahra Zolfaghari Ehsan Zareian Zahra Salman |
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The Effect of Skill Complexity during Different Time Lags on Bilateral Transfer |
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The Effect of Skill Complexity during Different Time Lags on Bilateral Transfer |
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The Effect of Skill Complexity during Different Time Lags on Bilateral Transfer |
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The Effect of Skill Complexity during Different Time Lags on Bilateral Transfer |
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The Effect of Skill Complexity during Different Time Lags on Bilateral Transfer |
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effect of skill complexity during different time lags on bilateral transfer |
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Owjj Andishan Pasargad |
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Annals of Applied Sport Science |
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2322-4479 |
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The present paper aims to study the effect of skill complexity during different delays on bidirectional transfer on bidirectional transfer of tracking task in different stages (pretest, acquisition phase, immediate transfer, one-day delayed transfer, two-day delayed transfer, and seven-day delayed transfer). Three variables including handedness, time lagges, and skill complexity were studied. This study was a semi-empirical and applied research and a pretest-posttest plan with two experimental groups was used. Statistical sample included 28 volunteer girl students, with a mean age of 16±0.93 years old, who were all right-handed and had no experience of performing the tracking task. After initial familiarization with designed software, the subjects were randomly divided into two groups of right practice and left practice. The results revealed significant effects of time lags and skill complexity on bidirectional transfer (p≤0.05), as at all stages of research more bidirectional transfer was observed in easy task compared with the hard one. The highest bilateral transfer in easy and hard tasks was found in the second and the seventh day, respectively. Possible reasons for these results include the differences in task processing in terms of skill complexity and the impact of special features of continuous task on retention. Transfer from non-dominant hand to dominant one occurred more frequently than the reverse mode in both groups, which is probably due to higher speed of transfer of data from the right hemisphere to the left hemisphere in the right-handed.
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