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Task-involvement and ego-involvement goals during actual and imagined movements: their effects on cognitions and vegetative responses

Thill et al., 1997

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7979105509066113047
Author
Thill E
Bryche D
Poumarat G
Rigoulet N
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Behavioural brain research

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It has been experimentally proven many times that the mental rehearsal of an activity not only improves motor performance but also has vegetative effects whose magnitude is correlated with the amount of imagined effort. These beneficial effects of mental imagery …
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