Describe the components of deliberate practice.
What will be an ideal response?
Requires high levels of focus, attention and concentration
1. Strengthens performance by identifying weaknesses and improving them
2. Is consistent and maintained for long periods of time
3. Must be repeated to produce lasting results
4. Requires continuous feedback on outcomes
5. Involves self-observation and self-reflection after practice sessions are completed
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Adopted Children. Gail MacCallum was the daughter of Anita Seymour. (After the death of Gail's father, Anita had married Richard Seymour, who adopted Gail the next year, when she was seven years old.) The same year, Janet Seymour was born to Richard and
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