During the "skillfulness" stage of acquiring a new skill, you are able to handle yourself well, but you still need to actively think about what you're doing.

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Chico

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25 June, 03:37

During the "skillfulness" stage of acquiring a new skill, you are able to handle yourself well, but you still need to actively think about what you're doing.

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Maci Lamb · Answer 1

That statement is true

Skillfulness is the third stage of acquiring a new skill, right after you finish the awareness and awkwardness stage.

In most cases, people entered this stage after making several trial and error when doing a certain act and started to develop a new sense on how to do the specific skill efficiently.