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From: Emily
Date: 18 Oct 2011
Time: 17:15:39 -0500
Remote Name: 71.61.189.70
This is very interesting. As a grad student we have learned that visual, and verbal feedback are very important in therapy. You stated that, "Infrequent feedback results in better long-term retention of a skill than more frequent feedback (e.g., feedback every 15 trials vs. every trial; Scott, Page, & Jog, 2002; Vanvliet & Wulf, 2002)". However, you then mentioned that this has not been applied to PWS or PPD. Do you think that if less frequent feedback was applied to PPD and PWS we would receive the same results in long-term retention?