Guidance and feedback Flashcards
intrinsic feedback
feedback that comes from yourself
- not useful at cognitive stage (dosent have the knowledge)
- useful at autonomous stage
extrinsic feedback
feedback that comes from coach, players and other people
- useful at cognitive stage
- useful at autonomous stage
knowledge of preformance (KP)
about the technique
- not useful at cogniitve stage (player dosent know whats right/wrong)
- useful at the autonomous stage
knowledge of results (KR)
conerns the outcome
- useful at cognitive stage
- useful at autononomous stage
Positive feedback
encouragement
- useful at cognitive stage (important for their confidence)
- useful for autonomous stage
negative feedback
error correction
- not useful at cognitive stage (would knock their confidence)
- useful at autonomous stage (can take feedback)
feedback
understanding what went right or wrong during the output stage
visual guidance
guidance through a visual demonstration or video
verbal guidance
guidance through a verban explanation
manual guidance
guidance through actual contact with a preformer
mechanical guidance
guidance through the use of device e.g harness
advantages of visual guidance
- can be in form of a video or in person
- useful for beginners
- shows exactly how the skill should be done
disadvantages of visual guidance
- preformer might not feel capable of matching the demostration
- demonstration must be accurate
- preformer may not be able to ask questions
advantages of verbal guidance
- can give more detailed information
- useful for experts who just require tweaks to certain skills
- useful to use alongside visual guidance
disadvantages of verbal guidance
- not all of information might be taken in
- preformer might lose concentration
- language could be too complex for a beginner
