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Dr. James H. Cauraugh  (b. ----, d. ----)

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POSITION(S) / JOB TITLE(S):
Associate Professor
AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
 
ACADEMIC RANK:
Associate Professor
FACULTY/DEPARTMENT:
Exercise & Sport Sciences
INSTITUTION/ORGANIZATION:
University of Florida
EMAIL: (Homepage)
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HIGHEST DEGREE:
Doctorate
DEGREE FROM:
Florida State University
SEX / LANGUAGE:
Male / English
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MEMBER ID:
1105-9571 (Last changed on 2002/03/07 17:38:24)
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  Bauer, J. A.; Thomas, T. S.; Cauraugh, J. H.; Kaminski, T. W.; Hass, C. J.. (2001) Impact forces and neck muscle activity in heading by collegiate female soccer players
     (Journal Article in Journal of Sports Sciences (JSS) )
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  Janelle, C. M.; Barba, D. A.; Frehlich, S. G.; Tennant, L. K.; Cauraugh, J. H.. (1997) Maximizing performance feedback effectiveness through videotape replay and a self-controlled learning environment
     (Journal Article in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (RQES) )
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  Singer, R. N.; Cauraugh, J. H.; Chen, D.; Steinberg, G. M.; Frehlich, S. G.. (1996) Visual search, anticipation, and reactive comparisons between highly-skilled and beginning tennis players
     (Journal Article in Journal of Applied Sport Psychology (JASP) )
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  Singer, R. N.; Cauraugh, J. H.; Chen, D.; Steinberg, G. M.; Frelich, S. G.; Wang, L.. (1994) Training mental quickness in beginning/intermediate tennis players
     (Journal Article in The Sport Psychologist )
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  Singer, R. N.; Lidor, R.; Cauraugh, J. H.. (1994) Focus of attention during motor skill performance
     (Journal Article in Journal of Sports Sciences (JSS) )
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  Cauraugh, J. H.; Chen, D.; Radio, S. J.. (1993) Effects of traditional and reversed bandwidth knowledge of results on motor learning
     (Journal Article in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (RQES) )
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  Cauraugh, J. H.; Chen, D.; Singer, R. N.. (1993) Graphic versus numeric knowledge of results: which mode?
     (Journal Article in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (RQES) )
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  Singer, R. N.; Lidor, R.; Cauraugh, J. H.. (1993) To be aware or not aware? What to think about while learning and performing a motor skill
     (Journal Article in The Sport Psychologist )
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  Cauraugh, J. H.. (1991) Response to Reeve and Proctor
     (Journal Article in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (RQES) )
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  Singer, R. N.; Cauraugh, J. H.; Murphey, M.; Chen, D.; Lidor, R.. (1991) Attentional control, distractors, and motor performance.
     (Journal Article in Human performance )
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  Cauraugh, J. H.. (1990) Speed-accuracy tradeoff during response preparation
     (Journal Article in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (RQES) )
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  Christina, R. W.; Cauraugh, J. H.; Shire, A.. (1990) Time needed to change the isometric force production of a response
     (Journal Article in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (RQES) )
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  Brown, H. J.; Singer, R. N.; Cauraugh, J. H.; Lucariello, G.. (1985) Cognitive style and learner strategy interaction in the performance of primary and related maze tasks
     (Journal Article in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (RQES) )
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  Singer, R. N.; Cauraugh, J. H.. (1985) The generalizability effect of learning strategies for categories of psychomotor skills
     (Journal Article in Quest )

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