All of the following describe when to use the "whole method" EXCEPT:
A) if the skill is not too complicated
B) if the athletes have a long enough attention span
C) if the athletes are capable and highly motivated
D) if the skill might be dangerous

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The "whole method" is typically used for skills that are not too complicated, when athletes have a sufficient attention span, and are capable and highly motivated. It is not recommended for potentially dangerous skills, where breaking the skill down into parts (part method) might be safer and more effective.

All of the Following Describe When to Use the "Whole