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Assessment of the psychomotor fitness level of cadet pilots after a 6-month flight training period - pilot study

Source authors: Zbigniew Wochyński; Justyna Skrzyńska-Rękawek; Zdzisław Kobos

Originally published in Frontiers in Psychology · 2023

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Assessment of the psychomotor fitness level of cadet pilots after a 6-month flight training period - pilot study
Zbigniew Wochyński; Justyna Skrzyńska-Rękawek; Zdzisław Kobos

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Examines psychomotor and cognitive measures before and after a period of cadet flight practice. Useful for treating development as longitudinal rather than a single score.

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Twenty male cadets and a before–after design limit causal and population-level conclusions.

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Zbigniew Wochyński; Justyna Skrzyńska-Rękawek; Zdzisław Kobos (2023). Assessment of the psychomotor fitness level of cadet pilots after a 6-month flight training period - pilot study. Frontiers in Psychology, 14, 1205412. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1205412

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