Under Practice Conditions, Bäckman and Molander (1986)found That Both Young

question 11

Multiple Choice

Under practice conditions, Bäckman and Molander (1986) found that both young and older golfers had a slowed heart rate when making a shot. This was only found in young golfers during competition. The slowed heart rate was taken as an indication of:

• A)Dual-tasking
• B)Lower concentration
• C)Risk aversion
• D)Higher concentration
• E)Perseveration

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