The classic model of typewriting developed by Rumelhart and Norman 1982 relied on

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The classic model of typewriting developed by Rumelhart and Norman (1982) relied on both activation and inhibition between word nodes and keystroke nodes. This means that when a word node was activated, it would in turn activate the keystroke nodes associated with it, while simultaneously inhibiting other word nodes that did not match the current activation pattern. This allowed the model to produce fluent and error-free typing based on the input of the user.

The Classic Model of Typewriting Developed by Rumelhart and Norman