According to some motor-learning theorists, memory for skills is the process of learning to perceive and distinguish among various opportunities for action available to a performer (i.e., learning what the environment will allow us to do and which of the many actions available will be most effective in a given situation). In this perspective, such opportunities for action are called ___________________ _. (Hint: Boschker, Bakken, and Michaels explored these in their experiment on the skill of wall-climbing.)
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Question 2
What is the term coined by Beilock and Carr to describe the tendency for highly skilled performers to exclude episodic monitoring during the execution of skills, a tendency that can result in choking during performance if their conscious attention is drawn to their ongoing performance?
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Stages in memory processing.