Timed vs. untimed initiation intervals and the effects of confidence on a golf putting task : (Vol. 12,2).

Low, moderate, and high handicap golfers, while wearing glasses with a blinder on the side, attempted 9 putts differing in length from 5 to 21 ft under timed (less than 3.5s from grounding of club to initiation of back swing) and untimed conditions in a counterbalanced design. Confidence ratings wer...

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Main Author: Sundberg, Jeffrey D.
Format: Thesis Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: 1999
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