K. Anders Ericsson is a Swedish psychologist and professor at Florida State University, renowned for his research on expertise and human performance.
His work focuses on how deliberate practice leads to superior performance across various domains like medicine, music, chess, and sports.
Ericsson's research challenges the concept of innate talent, emphasizing the role of extended, focused practice in skill development.
His findings have influenced popular theories like the "10,000-hour rule" and inspired authors such as Malcolm Gladwell and Cal Newport.
Ericsson's work continues to shape understanding of human potential and learning processes.
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