Multiple Choice
Variability of footfall positions as runners approach a jump board in long jumping increase and then decrease. This outcome has been taken to suggest that
A) Runners rely on visual feedback less and less as they approach the jump board
B) Runners rely on visual feedback more and more as they approach the jump board
C) Runners rely on visual feedback less and then more as they approach the jump board
D) Runners rely on visual feedback more and then less as they approach the jump board
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