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Scott J. A. Kelso
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Kelso, Scott J. A. (1993): Theoretical Concepts and Strategies for Understanding perceptual-Motor Skill: From Information Capacity in Closed Systems to Self-Organization in Open, Nonequilibrium Systems. In Journal of Experimental Psychology, 121 (3) pp. 260-261.
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