Milton, Solodkin, Hlustik, & Small (2007) Examined How Experience Affects

question 26

Multiple Choice

Milton, Solodkin, Hlustik, & Small (2007) examined how experience affects brain activity during an athletic task by having amateur and professional golfers imagine hitting a golf ball to a hole very far away. What did they find?

• A) Professional golfers showed brain activation in areas that involve planning and carrying out specific actions
• B) Professional golfers showed higher levels of anxiety than amateur golfers
• C) Surprisingly, there was almost no difference in brain activity between the amateur and professional golfers
• D) Amateur golfers showed high levels of activation in the occipital lobe, and well as the hippocampus

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