Augmented Feedback Flashcards
information available about one’s movement that is available through one’s own sensory channels
Inherent (intrinsic) feedback
this is information provided about the movement in addition to inherent feedback. can be verbalized of lends itself to being verbalized
augmented (extrinsic) feedback
information about movement outcome related to the environmental goal. not feedback about the quality of the movement itself
Knowledge of results
provides information about the movement pattern after a movement was performed, it tends to be more descriptive
knowledge of performance
the time between the time the movement end and results are provided
Knowledge of results delay
the time between when KR is provided until the beginning of the next movement
Post-Knowledge of results delay
this is augmented feedback provided the instant the performance is complete. as soon as your client completes a task, you provide feedback
instantaneous feedback
augmented feedback provided during the movement
typically refers to augmented visual feedback
concurrent feedback
it is good for performance but not good for learning
learner may become dependent
concurrent augmented feedback
encouraging the learner to estimate or evaluate their own error during the KR delay interval can improve learning
error estimation
the number of trials of practice that are followed by KR
absolute frequency
the percentage of trial that are followed by KR
relative frequency
the therapist decides on some range of correctness that is acceptable. when performance is outside of that range, feedback is given that and error has been made
bandwidth KR
in this schedule, the learner is provided KR only when he/she asks for it
Learner-determined schedules of KR
