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Trevarthen, C., "How control of movement develops", in Whiting, H.T.A. (ed.), Human Motor Actions - Bernstein Reassessed, Berlin, Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., 1984, pp. 223-261. Google
224 ;;Quote: regulation of movement requires anticipatory tracking of stimuli; reflex delay is too long
225 ;;Quote: coordinated movement has a regular, rhythmic structure which interrelates all moving segments
228 ;;Quote: precise control of walking and running takes about as long as learning language
232 ;;Quote: motor system is responsive to the visual framework, e.g., moving the walls around an infant causes a fall
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