From Her Review of Research on Attentional Processes in Skill-Learning

question 16

Multiple Choice

From her review of research on attentional processes in skill-learning, Wulf (2007)
Concluded that:

• A) An internal focus of attention is more effective than an external one
• B) Attentional focus is irrelevant to skill-learning
• C) An external focus of attention is more effective than an internal one
• D) The idea of attentional focus is a myth

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