The learning-performance distinction reminds us that although we may know how to do a
particular action,we may not always be able to exercise that ability.

Question

The learning-performance distinction reminds us that although we may know how to do a	
particular action,we may not always be able to exercise that ability.

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The learning-performance distinction highlights the difference between knowing how to do something (learning) and actually being able to do it (performance). Therefore, it is true that we may not always be able to exercise our abilities even if we have learned how to do something.

The Learning-Performance Distinction Reminds Us That Although We May Know