04c. Qualitative analysis and coaching Flashcards

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List the 6 sociocultural factors that can influence participation in activity

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Family, peers, community, gender, SES, cultural beliefs and traditions.

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An advantage of direct coaching

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Best for skill acquisition/cognitive learners as they can focus on learning the skill as coach makes decision

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An disadvantage of direct coaching

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Can be boring and the players don’t have to think so may not be able to transfer the skills to game situations.

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An advantage of constraints based coaching

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More challenging, more game specific so more fun, prepares you better for a game.

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An disadvantages of constraints based coaching

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Slower skill acquisition, challenging for cognitive learners

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List the three main influences on movement

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Individual constraints, task constraints and environmental constraints.

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List some examples of individual constraints

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Body size, height, fitness level, mental skills, physical / technical skills, decision making.

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List some examples of task constraints

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Equipment such as bats and balls, rules of the game, field dimensions, instructions

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List some examples of environmental constraints

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Physical Environment: Noise, weather, practice facilities. Sociocultural environment, family support, peers, culture of club.

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List the 4 stages of a qualitative analysis in order.

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Preparartion, observation, evaluation, error correction.

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What type of coaching is best for skill acquisition/cognitive learners as they can focus on learning the skill as coach makes decision

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Direct

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What type of coaching can be boring and the players don’t have to think so may not be able to transfer the skills to game situations.

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Direct

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What type of coaching is more challenging, more game specific so more fun, prepares you better for a game.

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Constraints based

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What type of coaching results in slower skill acquisition, challenging for cognitive learners

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Constraints based

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What type of feedback is visual, auditory, proprioception and touch

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intrinsic/internal

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What type of feedback is knowledge of results and performance

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external/augmented

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What type of contraints are body size, height, fitness level, mental skills, physical / technical skills, decision making.

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individual constraints

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What type of constraints are equipment such as bats and balls, rules of the game, field dimensions, instructions

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task constraints

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What type of constraits are physical Environment: Noise, weather, practice facilities. Sociocultural environment, family support, peers, culture of club.

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environmental constraints

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What stage of qualitative analysis involves learning about the skill you are going to observe?

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preparation

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What stage of qualitative analysis involves video recording or direct observation?

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observation

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What stage of qualitative analysis involves making a judgement about the strengths and weaknesses of the execution?

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evaluation

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What stage of qualitative analysis involves providing feedback and strategies to improve?

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error correction