What is that?
"Complex psychomotor skills: A physical skill which involves the use of Perception and muscles (motor units) in the execution of a smooth, precise and well-timed performance" (Bragg, 2.1.1, 2008)
"A skill consists of the ability to bring about some end result with maximum out lay of certainty and minimum outlay of physical or mental costs and or time while attaining the goal" (Schmidt, Wrisberg, 2004).
"A well-learned psychomotor skill is a skill that generally involves an automated and ordered set of movement commands that are generalized in nature, controlled by the brain and is resident in the long term motor memory" (Bragg, 2.1.1, 2008)
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