Hall and Colleagues (1994)demonstrated That the Contextual Interference Effect Is

question 20

Multiple Choice

Hall and colleagues (1994) demonstrated that the contextual interference effect is:

• A) Applicable only in laboratory skill learning situations
• B) Applicable to skilled performers
• C) Not applicable to baseball skills
• D) Not applicable to skilled performers

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Subjective

Based on personal feelings, tastes, or opinions rather than external facts or evidence.

Biases

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