Effects of temporal and/or spatial instructions on the speed–accuracy trade-off of pointing movements in children
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Authors are grateful to the children and parents for their precious collaboration. Special thanks to Vincent Nougier (Joseph Fourier University, France) for helpful comments on earlier versions of this manuscript.
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