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Although we respond to tickles that are given by someone else, we do not respond when we attempt to tickle ourselves.
Similarities appear in the development of different people.
An important milestone in the motor development of an infant is the ability to sit unsupported.
According to Jean Piaget, knowledge is acquired through the progression of four distinct stages.
Has our human fascination with hitting targets contributed to a larger brain?
When we are compelled to act quickly, we can sometimes emphasize speed over accuracy and actually end up missing the goal of the task entirely.
Information from Patla and Vickers who recorded the gaze of participants as they approached and stepped over obstacles of varying height.
Over the years, many different theories have been used to explain how people learn.
Life-like sports and video games makes it easy to participate in sports without leaving your recliner.
Recent research suggests that walking and talking on a cell phone can be dangerous.
Do weighted bats improve performance?

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