2.10 Feedback Flashcards
1
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two types of feedback
A
- extrinsic
- intrinsic
2
Q
extrinsic feedback
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- environment (outcome)
- terminality of activity (end)
3
Q
terminal feedback
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knowledge of results » outcome
4
Q
timing of terminal feedback
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- immediately
- every trial
- varied feedback
- summed
- faded
5
Q
KR: immediate
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- cognitive and associative phase
- shouldn’t do it right after because they haven’t had any intrinsic analysis
- wait 3 seconds
6
Q
KR: problem with performing after every trial
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- might become desensitized to feedback
- learn quicker, but could become dependent on feedback
- poor retention
7
Q
benefits to KR after every trial
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performs better more quickly
8
Q
KR: varied feedback (pro and con)
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- takes longer to learn than every trial
- better retention because more independent
9
Q
KR: summed
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Wait till the end to give a summated amount of feedback after treatments all at once
10
Q
KR: faded
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- May start out with a lot of feedback (summed), but gradually fade over time
- most patients will receive more at the beginning less at the end
- probably better than summed
11
Q
terminal feedback and patient understanding
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- Need to keep it simple so they can understand
- find something that works for them
- Don’t bombard with feedback items- can’t fix all the holes at once
12
Q
problems with intrinsic feedback and confidence
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- not enough
- too much
- depression
- brain injury
- etc
13
Q
What are the practice conditions?
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- massed
- distributed
- constant
- variable
- blocked
- random
- whole
- part
14
Q
practice conditions: massed
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practice time (w/in a session) ≥ rest
15
Q
problem with massed practice?
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- puts at risk for fatigue which leads to higher risk of injury
- bad form: if in associative phase, will imprint bad habits on the final phase