论文信息 - A note on issues in recent work on one-hand catching.

A note on issues in recent work on one-hand catching.

Whiting's (1986) comments on the necessity of viewing the hand in one-hand catching are acknowledged, and several empirical issues are raised for consideration. These issues revolve around (a) the two components of one-hand catching, (b) lack of independence of position and grasp errors, and (c) specificity of skill.

M G Fischman | M. Fischman

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