A 1993 study of musicians and social scientists at Florida State University found that the amount of time spent practicing explained almost all of the difference between elite performers and amateurs. But a recent report from psychologists at Michigan State University comes to a very different conclusion. Compiling the results of 88 studies acrosA 1993 study of musicians and social scientists at Florida State University found that the amount of time spent practicing explained almost all of the difference between elite performers and amateurs. But a recent report from psychologists at Michigan State University comes to a very different conclusion. Compiling the results of 88 studies across a wide range of skills, the report estimates that practice time explains only about 20 percent of the difference in performance in both music and sports. In academics, the difference is only four percent. Read more: bit.ly/1CtrZxL
Posted on: Sun, 30 Nov 2014 09:50:01 +0000
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