Dianne is learning to play tennis. She is quite an accomplished badminton player. She is having a difficult time adjusting her stroke to account for the weight of the racquet and ball in tennis. This is an example of:

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Dianne is learning to play tennis. She is quite an accomplished badminton player. She is having a difficult time adjusting her stroke to account for the weight of the racquet and ball in tennis. This is an example of:

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Interferences are the difficulties and problems that arise while performing an activity. Dianna learning to play tennis shows proactive interference. Thus, option D is correct.

What is proactive interference?

Proactive interference is the situation where the already learned abilities and methods hinder the new learning and the acquisition of the new techniques during sports.

Here, Diana already knew how to play badminton which hindered her to learn playing tennis. It is not a cerebellar interference as no process is learned, nor it is a semantic interference as recalling ability is still present.

Therefore, it is an example of proactive interference.

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