According to an influential model of motor timing Wing & Kristofferson, 1973), when people vary delays between successive finger taps, they rely on

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The Wing and Kristofferson (1973) model of motor timing suggests that variations in timing during successive finger taps are due to two main components: an internal timekeeper or clock and motor delays. These components are considered to be statistically independent in their model, which means that variations in one do not predict variations in the other.

According to an Influential Model of Motor Timing Wing