The article “Habituated Practice Can Lead to Entrenchment” by Chris Anson, this whole article is about how even writing to a certain audience can turn into a habit. The idea that anything you repeatedly do, you will have stuck in that task, including writing. The details of this soon are explained by the repeat of the same writing style for the same people can create a repeated writing style writing other stuff like you are writing your original style. The idea that not getting focused on one writing style can help you feel like you are able to master multiple writing styles and not just one.
Writing styles are a lot of part of school and I feel one has mainly gotten stuck with me. I have been having to use one writing style being formal informational writing for school. This has been repeating for a while and keeping my mind stuck on this style has made me stronger in it yet made me habitual to it. I ended up having this show up in my daily thought and writing having everything turning more formal than it should be making it not match the original subject. This may make all of my formal writings more defined and allowing them to have more detail than other times, but when this is just casual it may possess more needed information and is more formal than the writing should. I believe it is a good thing due to it being largely indicated that in part of this was that you could master this one skill and create a refined writing in your style making your writing very well made. Through the use of this, it creates a writer that can write in their style than ever imagined.
