Memory System Engagement as a Potential Neurocognitive Mechanism Underlying the Effectiveness of Self-Regulated Practice

Authors

K. Jaquess, University of MarylandFollow
Y. Lu, University of Maryland, Shanghai University of Sport
A. Ginsberg, University of Maryland
C. Lu, University of Maryland
B. Ritland, University of Maryland
H. Oh, University of Maryland
L. Lo, University of Maryland
S. Kahl Jr., University of Maryland
B. Hatfield, University of MarylandFollow
R. Gentili, University of Maryland, Maryland Robotics Center

Abstract

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Recommended Citation

Jaquess, K.; Lu, Y.; Ginsberg, A.; Lu, C.; Ritland, B.; Oh, H.; Lo, L.; Kahl, S. Jr.; Hatfield, B.; and Gentili, R. (2018) "Memory System Engagement as a Potential Neurocognitive Mechanism Underlying the Effectiveness of Self-Regulated Practice," International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 9: Iss. 6, Article 60.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/ijesab/vol9/iss6/60