Ch 12- Correcting Errors & Feedback

Question 1

what is dependence?

Answer 1

needs guidance

Question 2

what is questioning?

Answer 2

teaches learns to be reflective, error detect, and self evaluate

Question 3

what is knowledge of results (KR)?

Answer 3

information about outcome of response

Question 4

what is knowledge of performance (KP)

Answer 4

information about characteristics of a response

Question 5

what is descriptive feedback?

Answer 5

only describes the error or positive

Question 6

what is prescriptive feedback?

Answer 6

tells learner how to fix it

Question 7

what is augmented feedback?

Answer 7

outside source information that supplements sensory information

Question 8

what is video feedback?

Answer 8

captures performance, repeated viewings

learners must understand what to look for and how to interpret it

Question 9

what is correct-based feedback?

Answer 9

only giving feedback on what was correct

Question 10

what is error based feedback?

Answer 10

only giving on what was incorrect

Question 11

what does it mean when “more is not better”?

Answer 11

a lot of feedback is not necessairly good

Question 12

what is learner regulated feedback?

Answer 12

the learner controls when feedback is given, the learner must request it before it is given

Question 13

what is faded feedback?

Answer 13

high frequency initially and then gradully withdrawn

Question 14

what is bandwidth feedback?

Answer 14

a range of correctness is determined and feedback is only given if the attempt fals outside that range

Question 15

what is average feedback?

Answer 15

a certain number of trials have been completed, feedback is given on the average of all

Question 16

what is summary interventions/feedback?

Answer 16

once a certain number of trials have been completed, feedback is given on every attempt

Question 17

what are 4 sources of augmented feedback?

Answer 17

1) auditory sources
2) biofeedback
3) visual displays
4) equipment and drills

Question 18

what are the 4 video feedback learning stages?

Answer 18

1) shock
2) error detection
3) error correction
4) independance

Question 19

what is shock?

Answer 19

allow time to get used to seeing themselves on film

Question 20

what is error detection?

Answer 20

give attentiom focusing cue in the stage

Question 21

what is error correction?

Answer 21

not only spot errors and understand why error ocured, staring to make decisions on how to fix

Question 22

what is independence?

Answer 22

self guidance, dependency on leader is gone

Question 23

what is feedback-delay interval?

Answer 23

wait 3 seconds to allow them to evaluate their own movement-produced feedback

Question 24

what is provision of augmented feedback?

Answer 24

give feedback after every 5th attempt

Question 25

what is post feedback interval?

Answer 25

give sifficent time between attempts to formulate a new movement plan