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Re:Practice does not always make perfect, finds study of vio... by rehasu on Wednesday August 21, 2019 @04:01AM (#20755326)
The deliberate part is so often overlooked since most people only know training with a teacher, where they give the responsibility for the deliberate part to the teacher without even knowing.

If you start learning by yourself from every 10 hours of practice maybe only 1-2 might count as deliberate. If that efficiency is tracked as well, one could argue that even a motivated learner might take up to 20k hours to get to his 10k hours of deliberate practice.

Re:Practice does not always make perfect, finds study of vio... by AstralStorm on Wednesday August 21, 2019 @08:02AM (#20756493)
Interesting theory, but is it backed by anything other than supposition?

Longitudinal, crossectional pilot studies at least?

Re:Practice does not always make perfect, finds study of vio... by rehasu on Thursday August 22, 2019 @03:57AM (#20765689)
I have the same google that you have (assuming that you don't live in a country with a "Secret Special Google" project).

What you find feel free to share it here for others to read. :)