If Two Groups of Children Are Taught a New Skill

question 76

Multiple Choice

If two groups of children are taught a new skill, but only one group is given ample opportunities to practice the skill, the practice group will tend to:

• A) Be better at all sport activities, even those not practiced, when compared to the other group.
• B) Exhibit greater confidence and assurance in the skill that was practiced
• C) Be able to perform the skill more often
• D) Learn the skill quicker
• E) Always perform the skill better than the non practicing group

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