Whole and Part Practice in Motor Control and Learning

Whole and Part Practice in Motor Control and Learning: Whole practice, Part practice, Complexity, Organization, Components, Attention demands, Interdependent, Independent, Practice unit, Fractionization, Segmentation, Simplification, Progressive part method, Chaining method, Reducing object difficulty, Reducing attention demands, Reducing speed, Adding auditory cues, Sequencing skill progressions, Simulators, Virtual reality, Attention approach to whole practice, Attention-directing instructions

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