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What is the purpose of feedback in the information processing model?
It indicates if the response was
correct
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What are the four parts of the information processing model?
Input
Decision-making
Output
Feedback
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What does 'input' refer to in the information processing model?
Information received from the
senses
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How does the cognitive stage affect decision-making?
It
overloads
the decision-making process
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What happens as a learner becomes more skilled?
They selectively attend to
correct
cues
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What role does decision-making play in the information processing model?
It interprets
input
using
memory
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What does 'output' refer to in the information processing model?
Actions that respond to the situation
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What does feedback indicate in the information processing model?
Whether the
response
was
successful
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How are the parts of the information processing model connected?
They form a
'learning loop'
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In what context is the information processing model used?
When
learning
and developing new skills
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What types of feedback are mentioned in the information processing model?
Knowledge of results
Knowledge of performance
Intrinsic feedback
Extrinsic feedback
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What is feedback in sports?
Information about
performance
quality
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Why is feedback vital in the information processing model?
It helps
performers
understand their performance
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What are the two types of feedback?
Intrinsic
feedback
Extrinsic
feedback
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What is intrinsic feedback?
Feedback felt by the
performer
during performance
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How might a skier experience intrinsic feedback?
Feeling
off-balance
during a turn
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What is extrinsic feedback?
Feedback provided by
external
sources
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What type of feedback does a wheelchair basketball player receive?
Verbal
feedback from a
coach
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What are the two areas of knowledge feedback is based on?
Knowledge of
results
and knowledge of
performance
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What does knowledge of results focus on?
The end of the
performance
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What is terminal feedback?
Another
term for
knowledge of results
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What does knowledge of performance focus on?
How well the
athlete
performed
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How might a golfer receive knowledge of performance feedback?
Being told they
putted
very
well
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What type of feedback does watching a monitor on a rowing machine provide?
Extrinsic
feedback
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What aspects of performance can a rowing machine monitor show?
Speed
and
distance
rowed
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What is the purpose of feedback to performers?
To
inform
how well they
performed
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What are the two types of feedback mentioned?
Intrinsic
and
extrinsic
feedback
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How does a coach determine the type of feedback to give?
By assessing the
performer's
experience and
ability
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What are the advantages of intrinsic feedback?
Helps focus on the feel of a
skill
Aids in
problem-solving
independently
Allows for skill development without external help
Provides more
practice time
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What are the advantages of extrinsic feedback?
Provides new or additional
guidance
Helps identify
problems
Offers
solutions
to problems
Prevents reaching a
dead end
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What type of feedback do beginners typically need?
More
extrinsic
feedback to acquire
basic
skills
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What type of feedback do experienced performers typically need?
More
intrinsic
feedback to refine skills
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What does research suggest about feedback?
Performers
benefit most when they ask for it
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What is more important when giving extrinsic feedback?
Quality
is more important than quantity
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What factors influence the type of feedback a performer needs?
Performer's
experience
Performer's
ability
Learning style
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