Multiple Choice
With practice,a motor skill is becoming more coordinated.there are fewer errors in performance,and the patient relates that he is beginning to get the "feel" of the movement.What stage of motor learning is described?
A) Cognitive stage
B) Associative stage
C) Autonomous stage
D) Psychomotor stage
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