Classification of Skills Flashcards
1
Q
low organisation
A
- simple skills
- discrete subroutines
- little cognitive process needed
2
Q
high organisation
A
- complex skills
- hard to seperate subroutines
- high level of cognitive prosesses needed
3
Q
self-paced
A
- preformer is in control of the timing
- closed skills
4
Q
externally-paced
A
- preformer is not in control of the timing
- open skills
- requires decision-making
5
Q
open skills
A
- enviroment has an impact on the skill
- performance should be adaptable
- decision-making is needed
6
Q
closed skills
A
- enviroment does not impact on the skill
- self-paced
- much less decision-making is needed
7
Q
simple skill
A
- cognitive prosesses are less of a prioroty
- few subroutines
8
Q
complex skill
A
- decision-making and coordination are important
- mutliple subroutines
9
Q
fine skill
A
- requires high level of control
- uses small muscle groups
- requires coordination
10
Q
gross skill
A
- requires lower levels of control
- uses large muscles groups
- involves basic motor skills
11
Q
discrete skill
A
- has a clear beginning or end
- short skill
12
Q
serial skill
A
- can be easily split into a series of discrete skills
- particular order of subroutines
13
Q
continuous skill
A
- no obvious beginning or end point
- lengthy skill
- short skill
14
Q
zero transfer
A
proficiency in one skill has no impact on the learning of a new skill
15
Q
bi-lateral transfer
A
when previsously learned skill using one limb can be transfered to the opposite limb
