Exam 9: Principles of Practice Design

Mistakes are an integral part of the learning process.

The technique where two parts are practiced separately then combined once a criterion level has been achieved is which of the following?

The part-practice technique where skill components that are normally performed simultaneously are partitioned and practiced independently is which of the following?

Practice makes perfect

Part-practice would be recommended when a skill is considered to have what kinds of complexity and organization?

Which of the following goals direct a performer's focus to achieving some technical element during skill execution?

Task complexity is directly correlated with which of the following?

Which of the following is not an advantage about breaking a skill down into parts?

Hitting a ball off of a tee is an example of which of the following?

The part-practice technique that separates skills into parts according to spatial or temporal elements is which of the following?

What is the name of the degree to which the sub-components of a skill are interdependent?

The part-practice technique where the learner directs his or her attention to a specific aspect of a skill during its performance as a whole is which of the following?

Which of the following are goals that are concerned with the final result of a competition relative to one's opponent?

Which of the following skills would be considered high in task complexity?

List and explain three factors that can adversely affect time on task.

A patient whose goal is to increase the number of steps she can take unassisted has set what kind of goal?

The neuromuscular theory of imagery suggests that the act of visualizing oneself executing a movement does which of the following?

Bilateral transfer occurs between which of the following?

Which of the following is governed by the speed-accuracy tradeoff

Which of the following is considered low in task organization?