In order to maintain his status as an admired pianist,the late Arthur Rubinstein during his old age,used special strategies,such as slowing down before fast segments,thus creating the image of faster playing.Which factor of Baltes' theory does this reflect?

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Rubinstein's strategy of slowing down before fast segments reflects the factor of compensation in Baltes' theory, which involves finding ways to maintain or improve performance despite age-related declines. Rubinstein compensated for his declining physical abilities by adapting his playing style, rather than simply relying on his past abilities.

In Order to Maintain His Status as an Admired Pianist,the