Amount of kinematic feedback affects learning of speech motor skills

Ballard, Kirrie J., Smith, Heather D., Paramatmuni, Divija, McCabe, Patricia, Theodoros, Deborah G. and Murdoch, Bruce E. (2012) Amount of kinematic feedback affects learning of speech motor skills. Motor Control, 16 1: 106-119.

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Author Ballard, Kirrie J.
Smith, Heather D.
Paramatmuni, Divija
McCabe, Patricia
Theodoros, Deborah G.
Murdoch, Bruce E.
Title Amount of kinematic feedback affects learning of speech motor skills
Journal name Motor Control  (ERA 2012 Listed)    (ERA 2010 Rank C)   Check publisher's open access policy
Publication date 2012-01
Sub-type Article
Volume number 16
Issue number 1
ISSN 1087-1640
1543-2696
Start page 106
End page 119
Total pages 14
Place of publication Champaign, IL, United States
Publisher Human Kinetics
Collection year 2013
Language eng
Abstract Knowledge of Performance (KP) feedback, such as biofeedback or kinematic feedback, is used to provide information on the nature and quality of movement responses for the purpose of guiding active learning or rehabilitation of motor skills. It has been proposed that KP feedback may interfere with long-term learning when provided throughout training. Here, twelve healthy English-speaking adults were trained to produce a trilled Russian [r] in words with KP kinematic feedback using electropalatography (EPG) and without KP (noKP). Five one-hour training sessions were provided over one week with testing pretraining and one day and one week posttraining. No group differences were found at pretraining or one day post training for production accuracy. A group by time interaction supported the hypothesis that providing kinematic feedback continually during skill acquisition interferes with retention.
Keyword Speech
Motor learning
Electropalatography
Biofeedback
Q-Index Code C1
Q-Index Status Confirmed Code
Institutional Status UQ

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