It Is Difficult to Study the Forgetting of Perceptual-Motor Skills

question 112

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.

Understand the inductive generalizations implied by arguments by analogy.

Identify possible fallacies in arguments by analogy.

Evaluate the relevance of specific connecting terms in forming strong analogical arguments.

Understand the role of context and shared properties in evaluating analogies.

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