Ep 123 - Marianne Davies. PhD Candidate & Host of the River Tiger Podcast
Talking Performance
The Influence of Random Practice on Performance
The contextual interference effect and essentially some early research looking at the way in which practice is structured. So if you maybe you might have three different skills that you want to practice, for example, so in the saying engulf, it might be three different golf strokes. If you just practice one again and again and again, identically, it's called blocked practice. The influence of a previous one and the one afterwards are going to affect probably the performance of the one in the middle as well. Gangali they say actually the sweet spot for how much complexity you need depends on things like the level of ability of the learner.
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