feedback Flashcards
intrinsic (inherent) feedback sensory system
- visual - movement accuracy
- vestibular - detection of head orientation
- proprioceptive - position of limbs during movement
- cutaneous - pressure interface with object in environment
what does intrinsic feedback result from
normal production of movement
occurs w/o cognitive awareness of explicit explanation
deficit in intrinsic feedback can be seen in patients with
CNS injury
what supplements intrinsic feedback
extrinsic (augmented) feedback
concurrent feedback (extrinsic)
feedback as the individual performs the movement or task
terminal feedback (extrinsic)
feedback after the individual performs the movement task
types of augmented feedback
knowledge of results
knowledge of performance
knowledge of results
feedback about the outcome of movement in relationship to the movement’s goal
fading knowledge of results
50% and fading for bette retention
on trials w/o KR - there is more cognitive processing
knowledge of performance
Feedback relating to the movement pattern to achieve goal
KP may be beneficial to expert learner
precision of feedback
qualitative feedback
quantitative feedback
bandwidth feedback
schedule of feedback
constant feedback
summed feedback
delayed feedback
fading feedback
qualitative feedback
right or wrong
quantitative feedback
direction and magnitude of the error
need to decide for precision
bandwidth feedback
set criteria for performance with some level of error
provide feedback only when outside of criteria range
