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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2022-03-17
摘要
How do habit and skill relate to one another? Among many traditions of habit re-search, we suggest that 'slip-of-action' habits are the type most likely to relate to motor skill. Habits are traditionally thought of as a property of behavior as a whole. We suggest, however, that habits are better understood at the level of intermediate computations and, at this level, habits can be considered to be equivalent to the phenomenon of automaticity in skill learning - improving speed of performance at the cost of flexibility. We also consider the importance of habits in learning complex tasks given limited 認知 resources, and suggest that de-liberate practice can be viewed as an iterative process of breaking and restructuring habits to improve performance.
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