A correlational analysis of skill specificity: Learning, abilities, and individual differences.

Phillip L. Ackerman

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Skill specificity, the notion that task performance is based on unique underlying information-processing components at skilled levels of performance, is examined from the perspective of the ability determinants of individual differences in task performance during skill acquisition.

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