Science has proved wrong the world's most popular idioms

Science has proved wrong the world's most popular idioms
New Jersey (IHC) in a study of performance practice, although experts say there is little hands, but the practice does not make perfect person (Practice Does not make man perfect). People araءas debate for decades divided on whether musicians, sports stars, knowledge and grace who are born or who made it. Similar practice to achieve perfection in any work connected with the concept is very old but experts have dismissed the idea. American experts in this regard after studying the 88 investigation concluded that the exercise of skill acquisition is a good man but the practice does not make perfect. Princeton University psychologist polarize McNamara say "practice with complete focus is undoubtedly important, but it is not important, as believers claim the idea" that their partners during the research polarize McNamara Michigan State University and Rice University's Frederick David hymnbook
with music, games, sports and education, practice and performance examined. Although this scenario seems the exercise and performance of the connection, but according to experts, this relationship does not amount to much in practice and performance. Experts in the last 88 of the new research study investigating the comparative said. According to new research results from an individual's performance in different departments of general practice is only 12 percent. Experts say many of those who practiced in the same game 26%, music 21% and a 18% difference was seen in sports, but this difference was only 4% in education. Psychological Science, a journal published from this new research results on the performance effect of exercise was found to be weak.