title: A note concerning the effect of a kinesthetic memory load on the retention of movement end-location.
abstract: Remembering the distance or end-location of an interpolated movement interfered equally with the retention of criterion movement end-location. Interpolated distances were recalled less well than interpolated locations. These results were interpreted as evidence of capacity interference rather than structural interference with a visual/kinesthetic integrated store.
authors: a Navy Personnel Research and Development Center San Diego , California.
authors: G J
authors: GJ
authors: Laabs