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🧠 Neurosciences, contrôle moteur et apprentissage moteur

Du neurone à la performance : comment le système nerveux commande, régule et apprend le mouvement. Lois de Fitts et de Hick, schéma de Schmidt, stades d'apprentissage, feedback, pratique et plasticité, avec des calculateurs pour les manipuler.

11 chapitres6 calculateurs42 QCM47 fiches

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