If a Skill Should Not Be Physically Separated for Part-Practice

question 8

Multiple Choice

If a skill should not be physically separated for part-practice, an alternative part-practice strategy for learners is to:

• A) Discuss any problems related to a particular part of the skill with an instructor
• B) Observe a demonstration of the part of the skill they are having difficulty with
• C) Practice the whole skill but focus attention on specific parts that need work
• D) Have their instructor tell you what needs to be done to improve a specific part of the skill.

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Definitions:

Rectus Abdominis

A major abdominal muscle that helps in movements of the trunk and stabilizes the pelvis.

External Oblique

A muscle located on the external surface of the abdomen, part of the abdominal wall muscles, playing a role in trunk movement and support.

Internal Oblique

A muscle in the abdomen that assists in rotating and flexing the trunk as well as maintaining abdominal pressure.

Inferior Oblique

A muscle of the eye that contributes to lateral and upward gaze.