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The effect of differing feedback conditions on grip strength: A pilot study

Weiss-Lambrou et al., 1986

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3819607295239824396
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Weiss-Lambrou R
Dutil E
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The Occupational Therapy Journal of Research

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The purpose of this pilot study was to determine the effect of four different types of feedback conditions on the assessment of grip strength during maximum voluntary isometric contraction in 20 normal female subjects. The four feedback conditions studied were:(a) no …
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