Skill Acquisition: An Event Approach with Special Reference to Searching for the Optimum of a Function of Several Variables (scientific article (publication date: 1978))

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P2093	author name string	M.T. Turvey
		Carol A. Fowler
P304	page(s)	1-40
P577	publication date	1978-01-01
P1433	published in	Information Processing in Motor Control and Learning	Q54027849
P1476	title	Skill Acquisition: An Event Approach with Special Reference to Searching for the Optimum of a Function of Several Variables

Skill Acquisition: An Event Approach with Special Reference to Searching for the Optimum of a Function of Several Variables