Learning Assessment Techniques in Motor Control: Performance curve, Learning curve, Linear curve, Negatively accelerated curve, Positively accelerated curve, Ogive or Sshaped curve, Retention tests, Persistence, Transfer tests, Adaptability, Novel context, Novel variation of the skill, Dualtask procedure, Attention demand, Performance may misrepresent learning, Performance plateaus, Performance variables, Ceiling effect, Floor effect, Measurement limitations

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