Feedback(12) Flashcards
Feedback is vital to learning and can be used to correct…
Errors, reinforce correct movements and to aid its retention and to motivate the learner
The learner receives information about the movement and its outcome…
During or after the movement and from internal and external sources
9 types of feedback are:
Intrinsic Extrinsic Terminal Concurrent Positive Negative Delayed Knowledge of results Knowledge of performance
Intrinsic feedback is internal, information is received from the sensory system within muscles, tendons and ligaments.
These senses are known as…
Proprioceptors and feed into the brain about the movement
Intrinsic feedback is also known as kinaesthetic feedback, an experienced performer will know if it was a skill successfully or unsuccessfully executed before they see the result and is most often used by…
Autonomous performera
Extrinsic feedback is external feedback that the performer receives outside of themselves it can come from…
Coach/teacher/teammates/
spectators
Extrinsic feedback is mostly used with…
Cognitive/associative stages of learning
Terminal/delayed feedback is given to the performer…
After the movement/skill has been completed
Concurrent/continuous feedback is given to a performer…
During the performance
Concurrent can come in 2 forms:
Intrinsic
Extrinsic
Concurrent only works if the performer has…
Room for the feedback,
Performer needs ‘spare attention’
So normally used with a more experienced performer
Positive feedback occurs when..
The skill/movement is correct
Positive is used to…
Reinforce the correct action
Motivate the performer to repeat the action next time
Positive can be used when the performer does the whole skill or part of the skill…
Correctly
Negative is used when the movement/skill was…
Incorrect or unsuccessful