automaticity skill acquisition

Automaticity and skill acquisition: controlled versus automatic processing (Schneider and Shiffrin), stages of skill learning (Fitts and Posner: cognitive, associative, autonomous), practice effects and the power law of learning, expertise development, proceduralization, and transfer of learned skill to new tasks. The foundational learning construct, distinct from novice_drivers (a driver population) and from driver_education_effectiveness (training program evaluation); this is how any complex skill becomes automatic with practice.

99 paper(s) · ranked by relevance to this topic

  1. Toward an instance theory of automatization. · 1988 · Logan, Gordon D. · indexed
  2. Task Automation and Skill Development in a Simplified Driving Task · 2000 · Ward, Nicholas J. · indexed
  3. Refining the law of practice. · 2018 · Evans, Nathan J. et al. · archived
  4. Tools for Transport: Driven to Learn With Connected Vehicles · 2021 · Morris, Nichole et al. · archived
  5. Automaticity and Preattentive Processing · 1992 · Treisman, Anne et al. · indexed
  6. Learning by Doing: Understanding Skill Acquisition through Skill Acquisition · 2010 · McLaughlin, Anne Collins et al. · indexed
  7. Conceptions of Ability Affect Motor Learning · 2009 · Wulf, Gabriele et al. · indexed
  8. Automaticity and Preattentive Processing  · 2012 · Treisman, Anne et al. · indexed
  9. Repealing the power law: the case for an exponential law of practice · 2000 · Heathcote, Andrew et al. · archived
  10. LEARNING FROM LEARNING : PRINCIPLES FOR SUPPORTING DRIVERS · 1991 · Groeger, John A. · indexed
  11. Systematic changes in the rate of instruction during driver training · 2007 · Groeger, John A. et al. · indexed
  12. SEEXC: a model of response time in skill acquisition · 2002 · Heathcote, Andrew et al. · archived
  13. Hierarchical control and driving. · 2013 · Strayer, David L. · indexed
  14. Driver training: a perceptual-motor skill approach · 1982 · Lewin, Isaac · indexed
  15. Attention and Performance · 2001 · Pashler, Harold et al. · archived
  16. Motor skill learning and performance: a review of influential factors · 2009 · Wulf, Gabriele et al. · indexed
  17. Cognitive Load During Problem Solving: Effects on Learning · 1988 · Sweller, John · indexed
  18. Attention Theory and Training Research · 1987 · Connelly, James G. et al. · indexed
  19. Working Memory in the Acquisition of Complex Cognitive Skills · 1989 · Logie, Robert H. et al. · archived
  20. Effects of practice on component processes in complex mental addition. · 1993 · Frensch, Peter A. et al. · indexed
  21. Hierarchical Control and Driving · 2013 · Medeiros-Ward, Nathan · indexed
  22. Automaticity: A Theoretical and Conceptual Analysis. · 2006 · Moors, Agnes et al. · archived
  23. Effector dependent sequence learning in the serial RT task · 2004 · Verwey, Willem B. et al. · indexed
  24. Exemplar similarity and the development of automaticity. · 1997 · Palmeri, Thomas J. · indexed
  25. Lack of Automatic Vocal Response Learning While Reading Aloud · 2019 · Kühnel, Anja et al. · indexed
  26. Toward an Understanding of Age-Related use of Incidental Consistency · 1998 · Meyer, Beth et al. · indexed
  27. Part-Task Training for Tracking and Manual Control · 2017 · Wightman, Dennis C. et al. · archived
  28. The effects of secondary tasks on implicit motor skill performance · 2002 · Macmahon, Kenneth et al. · indexed
  29. Automaticity and the ACT Theory · 1992 · Anderson, John R. · indexed
  30. Attention and Preattention in Theories of Automaticity · 1992 · Logan, Gordon D. · indexed
  31. The Control of the Unwanted · 2004 · Gollwitzer, Peter M et al. · indexed
  32. The Automaticity of Visual Statistical Learning. · 2005 · Nicholas B. Turk‐Browne et al. · archived
  33. Examining neural correlates of skill acquisition in a complex videogame training program · 2012 · Prakash, Ruchika Shaurya et al. · indexed
  34. How are habits formed: Modelling habit formation in the real world · 2009 · Lally, Phillippa et al. · archived
  35. Automaticity deficits in word reading · 2017 · Yap, Regina et al. · indexed
  36. Sequence learning · 1998 · Clegg, Benjamin A. et al. · indexed
  37. Two Routes to Expertise in Mental Rotation · 2013 · Provost, Alexander et al. · indexed
  38. The Serial Reaction Time Task: Implicit Motor Skill Learning?: Figure 1. · 2007 · Robertson, Edwin M. · indexed
  39. The influence of normal human ageing on automatic movements · 2004 · Wu, Tao et al. · indexed
  40. Composition during serial learning: A serial position effect. · 1994 · Frensch, Peter A. · indexed
  41. Incidental covariation learning leading to strategy change · 2019 · Gaschler, Robert et al. · archived
  42. The Influence of Response—Effect Compatibility in a Serial Reaction Time Task · 2003 · Stöcker, Christian et al. · indexed
  43. The automaticity of everyday life. · 1997 · Bargh, John A. · indexed
  44. Theta and alpha power across fast and slow timescales in cognitive control · 2020 · Huycke, Pieter et al. · indexed
  45. Theta and alpha power across fast and slow timescales in cognitive control · 2021 · Huycke, Pieter et al. · indexed
  46. Automaticity in Stimulus-Parity Synaesthesia · 2017 · Dumbalska, Tsvetomira et al. · archived
  47. Functional Mapping of Sequence Learning in Normal Humans · 1995 · Grafton, Scott T. et al. · archived
  48. The habitual consumer · 2009 · Wood, Wendy et al. · indexed
  49. Precision about the automatic emotional brain · 2015 · Vuilleumier, Patrik · indexed