The guidance hypothesis suggests that:
A) frequent feedback is the best way to improve motor skills
B) delayed feedback allows one to learn how to correct their own errors
C) delayed feedback inhibits motor skill learning
D) people can guide themselves when learning a motor skill--feedback is not necessary

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The guidance hypothesis suggests that delayed feedback allows one to learn how to correct their own errors, rather than constantly relying on external feedback. This self-guiding process can lead to better retention of motor skills in the long-term.

The Guidance Hypothesis Suggests That