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Ingormation Processing Flashcards

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Stages

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Input
Decision making
Output
Feedback

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Receptor systems

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Vision
Audition
Proprioceptors - kinaesthesis, equilibrium, touch

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Perceptual mechanism

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DCR process

Selective attention

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Translatory mechanism

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Decision is made using info on what action to take. Response selected as motor programme

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5
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Effector mechanism

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Impulses send to relevant muscles to carry out movement.

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Musclylar system

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Muscles recieve the impulses and are ready

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Output data

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Movement is performed

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Feedback data

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Information about movement is received

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Memory systems

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WMM phonological loop, Visio spatial sketch pad and episodic snugger

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Functions of WMM

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  • 7 +- 2
  • if skill is practiced it can be stored as motor programme in LTM
  • LTM has unlimited capacity
  • LTM sendsmotor programme to use in situation to WMM
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Ensuring effective storage

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  • chunking
  • chaining
  • mental rehearsal
  • reinforcement
  • enjoyment
  • practice
  • association
  • meaningful
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12
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Reaction time

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Time from onset of stimulus to insect of response

Simple or choice

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13
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Movement time

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Onset of movement to completion of task

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Response time

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Reaction time + movement time

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15
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Hicks law

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Number of choices increases so does the time it takes to react

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16
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Strategies to improve reaction time

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  • variable practice
  • mental rehearsal
  • anticipation
  • selective attention
  • warm up
  • detect cues early
17
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Anticipation

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Temporal - predicting when a action will be performed

Spatial-prescribing what action will be performed

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Single channel hyptothesis

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We can only process one piece of info at a time so any further stimuli has to wait

19
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Psychological refractory period

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When 2 or more stimuli arrive quixk it causes a delay in processing and perfomee may freeze whilst they try process correct stimuli this increases reaction time and players can use it to their advantage.

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Schmidt schema theory

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Schema is a generalised motor programme that allows players to adapt skills and transfer experiences form one skill to another.

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Recall schema

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Stores info about and initiates the movement

Initial conditions- wether you have been in situation before

Response specifications- decide what movement to perform

22
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Recognition schema

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Controls and evaluated the movement

Sensory consequences - gathering info about movement using feedback

Response outcome - gathering info concerning result of movement

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