Flow Experiences During Visuomotor Skill Acquisition Reflect Deviation From a Power-Law Learning Curve, but Not Overall Level of Skill

Is #Flow related to success frequency or to changes in success frequency? According to this study by @zenBenn Flow is associated with better than predicted results #one_motivation_tweet_a_day https://t.co/LXV7afKXnl

Following up on our first study https://t.co/5V2XLVC4Io we again conducted a longitudinal measurement of participants as they learned to perform a Flow-inducing steering task. We replicated the results published in 2019 - Flow does depend on expected perf

Soon we're going to replicate this paper! Internal replication, doing our bit for the integrity of cognitive science. Flow Experiences During Visuomotor Skill Acquisition Reflect Deviation From a Power-Law Learning Curve, but Not Overall Level of Skill ht

RT @zenBenn: First article of 2019! A study of Flow in a steering-task game, showing that Flow and *performance expectations* go hand-in-ha…