Practicing a task even after it has been successfully learned refers to:

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Overlearning refers to the continued practice of a task even after it has been successfully learned. This helps to reinforce the learning and ensure that it becomes more automatic, improving long-term retention and transfer of the skill. Choice A (transfer of training) refers to the application of skills learned in one context to another context. Massed practice (B) refers to practicing a skill repeatedly without breaks, while distributed practice (D) involves spacing out practice sessions over time.

Practicing a Task Even After It Has Been Successfully Learned