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Journal of Motor Behavior|March 1, 1981
Technical considerations regarding the short (dit)-long (dah) key press paradigmS T Klapp, D M GreimJournal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance|August 1, 1979
Programmed control of aimed movements revisited the role of target visibility and symmetryS T Klapp, D M GreimJournal of Motor Behavior|March 1, 1978
The problem may be more difficult to solve than it appears: a reply to zelaznikS T KlappJournal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance|May 1, 1975
Feedback versus motor programming in the control of aimed movementsS T KlappJournal of Motor Behavior|June 1, 1980
The memory drum theory after twenty years: comments on Henry's noteS T KlappJournal of Motor Behavior|December 1, 1977
Response programming, as assessed by reaction time, does not establish commands for particular musclesS T KlappJournal of Motor Behavior|December 1, 1981
Motor programming is not the only process which can influence RT: some thoughts on the Marteniuk and MacKenzie analysisS T KlappJournal of Motor Behavior|March 1, 1982
Programming time as a function of response duration: a replication of "dit-dah" without possible guessing artifactsS T Klapp, G RodriguezJournal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance|August 1, 1994
Hesitations in manual tracking: a single-channel limit in response programmingA Netick, S T KlappPageof 2