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skill learning

skill learning Skill learning is the process of improving performance in a skill over time so that the gains last.

Skill learning is the process of improving performance in a skill over time so that the gains last. In the supplied source, it is described in motor behavior as being strongly shaped by feedback, with motivation and metacognitive involvement helping support durable improvement.

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Drafting source: Yang Tianpeng; Li Kai; Zhang Xinmiao; Cai Yujun. Self-controlled and low-frequency KP feedback enhances gymnastics skill learning via motivation and metacognition. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1769157; article XML SHA-256 43f56fe5ed08f21e19381f0df7e3c8044e485e1650e71ae654edab6dd79d0f86. “Self-controlled and low-frequency KP feedback enhances gymnastics skill learning via motivation and metacognition” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1769157).
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