Practice More To Be Perfect. Is This Always True?
The new experiment did on a group
of people shows that when we do a new task and push ourselves to a little
higher extent, where we can experience the pain, it will affect the learning.
In a experiment where the pinching by right hand was done by two groups of
people, it was found that when one group of people did it little more and felt
pain in one hand, the next day when they started the activity with normal speed
and with another hand, they lacked in speed and also took additional two days
more to get the normal speed of pinching attained by the group who was doing
the activity but not pushed their limit. Physical pain makes our mind fall
back, giving a signal for not to do the work, resulting in a lack of enthusiasm
in learning the new work and making the learning process boring and tired some.
So it was requested to consider the practice of hard-working people. Also to
reconsider the phrase practice makes anyone perfect. Hard word gives the
result, but when to stop is also very much important.
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