The "Intermediate/practice Level" of Learning a New Movement Skill Is

question 36

Multiple Choice

The "intermediate/practice level" of learning a new movement skill is characterized by all of the following, except:

• A) The performer comprehends the general idea of the skill
• B) Conscious attention to the skill details diminishes
• C) The individual gains a "feel" for the skill as kinesthetic sensitivity increases
• D) Practice should emphasize skill refinement and maximize feedback
• E) The mental image of the skill is highly developed and little attention need to be given to the cognitive aspects of the task

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