Multiple Choice
It is difficult to study the forgetting of perceptual-motor skills because:
A) once a skill is learned, it is never forgotten.
B) if a person cannot perform a skill, it usually means she has forgotten it.
C) without practice, the ability to perform a skill tends to deteriorate.
D) it is difficult to distinguish forgetting of the skill from impairment in motor control.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q107: Which statement is TRUE regarding the power
Q108: Dara is practicing a new gymnastic routine.
Q109: Learned movement patterns guided by sensory inputs
Q110: The acquisition of the ability to learn
Q111: Paul Fitts developed a three-stage model of
Q113: Someone with damage to the basal ganglia
Q114: With practice, cortical expansion occurs in areas
Q115: Which area of the brain is particularly
Q116: Steve is trying to improve his public-speaking
Q117: The restricted applicability of some learned skills