Motor skill acquisition.

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................... 213 A GENERAL LAW OF MOTOR LEARNING ................................................. 215 Motor Learning as a Power Law .............................................................. 216 The Power Law--A Special Case of Motor Learning? .................................... 217 WHAT IS LEARNED WITH PRACTICE ....................................................... 219 One-To-One Recall-Recognition Processes .................................................. 219 Schema Representation of Action .............................................................. 221 Problems with Prescriptive Accounts of Motor Learning ................................. 223 Motor Skill Acquisition as a Search Strategy ............................................... 224 INFORMATION A D MOTOR SKILL ACQUISITION ..................................... 225 Information as a Prescription .................................................................. 226 Information as Feedback ........................................................................ 227 Information to Channel the Search ............................................................ 231 CONCLUDING REMARKS ........................................................................ 233