Research suggests that blocked practice consistently leads to poor performance:
A) For open skills only
B) For closed skills only
C) On transfer tests that involve novel skill variations or performance contexts
D) On retention tests

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Research suggests that the blocked practice consistently leads to poor performance on transfer tests that involve novel skill variations or performance contexts. This means that while blocked practice may improve performance on initial tasks, it fails to transfer to other similar tasks, indicating lower retention and transfer of learning.

Research Suggests That Blocked Practice Consistently Leads to Poor Performance