Exam 17: The Amount and Distribution of Practice

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The results of the experiment by Dail and Christina in which novice golfers practiced putting,the massed practice group accurately predicted their retention test performance during the practice trials.

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In the research study involving fifth-grade students who were learning a football skill,a comparison of teacher-designed and student-designed practice formats showed that the _______ format led to better learning of the skill.

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Learning _______ skills seems to be hindered by practice in a distributed schedule.

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If intertrial intervals are shorter than the length of a practice trial,then the practice schedule is considered to be a ________ schedule.

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Research has shown that the overlearning strategy benefits the learning of all types of motor skills.

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Which of the following statements are true?

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Raoul practiced a skill for 30 seconds and then rested for 5-seconds between trials.Scarlett practiced the same skill for 30 seconds and rested for 40-seconds between trials.Which of the following best describes their practice situation:

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When the study of practice distribution refers to the length of the intertrial interval during a practice session,there is general agreement about the definitions of the terms massed and distributed.

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Massed intertrial interval schedules lead to better learning for continuous skills than distributed schedules.

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Although research supports overlearning as an effective practice strategy for learning motor skills,it is important to remember that the amount of practice is:

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Practice schedule A involves two 1-hour practice sessions on each of three days,while schedule B involves one 1-hour practice session on each of six days.In this scenario,schedule A would be referred to as:

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A limitation of research investigating massed vs.distributed practice is:

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Although the experiment involving the training of U.S.Army soldiers to assemble and disassemble a machine gun found that both the immediate overtraining and the "refresher" overtraining yielded similar beneficial retention results,they recommended the use of the ________ overtraining procedure.

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The experiment by Shea and Kohl found that for learning a task that required the participants to use a specified amount of _______,overlearning resulted in poorer learning than less practice.

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In the study by Schendel and Hagman (1982),the machine gun assembly-disassembly skill that was shown to benefit from overtraining is an example of a(n):

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Baddely and Longman (1978)compared various massed and distributed training schedules for training postal workers and found the worst schedule for learning to be:

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When increasing the amount of practice beyond a certain point does not lead to results proportionally beneficial for learning,the practice has reached a point of:

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Which of the following best describes a general rule about practice distribution schedules for the length and distribution of practice sessions?

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Research has shown that the general guideline for establishing the frequency of practice sessions is that [more and shorter] or [fewer and longer] sessions are preferable.

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When massed practice hinders the learning of continuous skills,the most probable cause is

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