jtfairbrother - Publications List

University of Tennessee
Motor Behavior Laboratory
Department of Exercise, Sport, & Leisure Studies
1914 Andy Holt Avenue, HPER 343
Knoxville, TN  37996

jfairbr1@utk.edu

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Jeffrey T. Fairbrother, Ph.D. (Florida State University) teaches Human Motor Behavior (SS 290), Motor Behavior and Skill Acquisition (SS 534), and Expert Performance in Sports (SS 536). His research focuses on human motor performance and learning. He has published or presented papers on contextual interference, expertise and aging, repeated testing effects, and task switching in motor skills. He has recently served as a reviewer for Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, Quest, and the Journal of Swimming Research. He is an active member of the North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity.


Journal articles

2008	J T Fairbrother, C A Readdick, J B Shea (2008) A forensic investigation of a portable crib collapse. Ergonomics in Design 16: 1. 14-18 Abstract: Notes:
	J T Fairbrother, S Brueckner (2008) Task switching effects in anticipation tming. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 79: 1. 116-121 Abstract: Notes:
	J T Fairbrother, R Boxell (2008) The use of naturalistic observation to assess movement patterns and timing structure of the take-off maneuver in surfing. Journal of Behavioral Analysis in Health, Sports, Fitness and Medicine 1: 1. 12-18 Abstract: Notes:
2007	J T Fairbrother, J B Shea, T S Marzilli (2007) Repeated retention testing effects do not generalize to a contextual interference protocol Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 78: 5. 465-475 Abstract: Notes:
	J T Fairbrother (2007) Age-related changes in top ten men’s US masters 50-m freestyle swim times as a function of finishing place. Perceptual and Motor Skills 105: 1289-1293 Abstract: Notes:

	J T Fairbrother (2007) Prediction of 1500-M freestyle swimming times for older masters all-American swimmers Experimental Aging Research 33: 4. 461-471 Abstract: Notes:
2005	J T Fairbrother, J B Shea (2005) The effects of a single reminder trial on the retention of a motor skill. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 76: 1. 49-59 Abstract: Notes:
2004	C E Magnuson, J B Shea, J T Fairbrother (2004) Effects of repeated retention tests on learning a single timing task. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 75: 1. 39-46 Abstract: Notes:
2002	J T Fairbrother, K G Hall, J B Shea (2002) Differential transfer and retention benefits in movement time and relative timing for blocked and random practice of speeded-response tasks belonging to a single movement class. Journal of Human Movement Studies 42: 291-303 Abstract: Notes:
	C G Giuffrida, J B Shea, J T Fairbrother (2002) Differential transfer benefits of increased practice for constant, blocked, and serial practice schedules. Journal of Motor Behavior 34: 4. 353-365 Abstract: Notes:

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