Sequence Retention is the cognitive process of maintaining learned sequential patterns or temporal structures over time, distinguishing it from related sequence learning phenomena by its focus on the persistence and stability of encoded order information in memory.
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Age-Related Effects in Sequential Motor Learning
Charles H. Shea, Jin-Hoon Park, Heather Wilde Braden · Physical Therapy · 2006 · 134 citations · Full text
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