Is It Worth While to Separate One on One or on Ball Field for Certain Moves?

In talking about a player's feel for certain moves in one on one setting, versus sort of a plays or decisions that require two or three players and the ball. I think i would probably categorize those as two separate things, but they're both equally important, obviously. And i would like to do more work on this, especially in the dribbling sphere, because i think dribbling is where it's best portrayed. Dribbling is such a game of of perception. A, you know, it's just one on one duel between a ball handler and the defender, trying take away his favourite spots,. M, and so i think itheth the split between the two is helpful