The Effects of Movement Time and Types of KR on Motor Learning
The purpose of this research is to find the effect of motor learning if quantitative knowledge of results and qualitative knowledge of results are presented according to task natures. As the experimental method, I execute a kind of linear positioning task adopting 36 college students as objects of this study. After measuring movement time and distant error using a touch pad adhered a circuit and a programmed personal computer system, I calculate the mean of distant error and standard deviation. I come to get these results as followings to perform factorial ANOVA with repeated measures providing a basis for this computation. The task natures and forms of knowledge of results have not influences on the effect of motor learning. The performance effect according to task natures makes a meaningful difference, that is students show high accuracy of motion when they have enough time to perform the task voluntarily than under the condition that they have to do the task as soon as possible.