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Does a clock resolution of 16 ms cause problems when measuring movement times around 100 ms ?

A Monte-Carlo simulation is used to determine the effects of limited time resolution on means and standard deviations of measured movement times in a specific experimental situation. Of special interest is the question whether detection of experimental effects depend on the magnitude of the measured means and standard deviations or on the number of repeated measurements. The simulation shows that magnitude dependent effects do not occur, while an increasing number of repeated measurments yields decreasing effects of limited time resolution with an n of five being sufficient for hypothesis testing purposes. Applying the results to the experimental situation it can be shown that limited time resolution causes no problems with respect to the validity of the experimental results.