Skill acquisition articles needed

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Author: LEE,MARK D
Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1991 13:44

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Hello,

I am attempting to put together a bibliography, and get some source
articles on the topic of skill acquisition.  I am interested in primarily
cognitive skills, but would also be interested in articles on motors skills
as well.  If you have some favorite articles or books on the subject, I
would greatly appreciate the references.  If there is sufficient interes I
would be happy to post the collected bibliography to the net, or mail it to
interested parties.

Thank You,
Mark D. Lee
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LEE,MARK D
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Re: Skill acquisition articles needed

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Author: Phil Spelt
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 1991 12:39

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In article <27288@hydra.gatech.EDU> gt2634a@prism.gatech.EDU (LEE,MARK D) writes:
>I am attempting to put together a bibliography, and get some source
>articles on the topic of skill acquisition.  I am interested in primarily
>cognitive skills, but would also be interested in articles on motors skills
>as well.  If you have some favorite articles or books on the subject, I
>would greatly appreciate the references.  If there is sufficient interes I
>would be happy to post the collected bibliography to the net, or mail it to
>interested parties.
>
An "oldiie but goodie" is _Cognitive_Skills_and-Their_Acquisition_, edited by
John R. Anderson, of CMU, Published in 1981by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.  
Also, many Cognitive Psychology books have chapters on cognitive skill 
acquisition.  Motor skill acquisition has been covered in the past by such
authors as Jack Adams, of U of Ill, although he has gotten into other fields
since the last time I saw one of his skills books.  Hope this helps.

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