The procedure in which a film simulation of a skilled performance is stopped and the person is asked to indicate the outcome of the performance is known as the:
A) Event occlusion procedure
B) Temporal occlusion procedure
C) Anticipation timing procedure
D) Perturbation procedure

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The procedure described in the question is known as temporal occlusion procedure, which involves stopping the film simulation at specific points and asking the person to indicate the outcome. Option A, event occlusion procedure, involves completely removing a critical event from a sequence to test the observer's ability to perceive and recall the event that has been removed. Option C, anticipation timing procedure, involves measuring a person's ability to anticipate the timing of an event before it occurs. Option D, perturbation procedure, involves introducing a disturbance or unexpected change in a skilled performance to test the person's ability to adapt and maintain performance. None of these options accurately describe the procedure in the question.

The Procedure in Which a Film Simulation of a Skilled