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lunatika

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Which of the following motor skills represents regulatory conditions that are in-motion with no intertrial variability?
 A. Surfing.
  B. Driving an automobile on a busy road.
  C. Standing on a moving escalator.
  D. A free-throw in basketball.

Question 2

According to Gentile's taxonomy, which of the following is a regulatory condition for the skill of shooting a basketball?
 A. Performer's skill level.
  B. Distance to the basket.
  C. Need to manipulate a basketball.
  D. Performer's level of arousal.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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