mr tweedlale-paper 1

Question 1

information processing

Answer 1

method by which data from environment is collected and untiled
e.g natbell player looks where defenders are standing and where best to postion themselves before recieving ball

Question 2

what three parts is information processing divided into

Answer 2

input
decision making
output

Question 3

input stage

Answer 3

where perfromer picks ip senses by use of environment
environment holds info called display
display includes things such as condition of pitch , opposition, crowd,ball, officals

Question 4

senses

Answer 4

info picked up from display using senses
senses used to cp;;ect info collectively-receptor systems
sight (vision)
auditory (hearing)
touch
balance
kinesthesis

Question 5

sense of vision

Answer 5

perfromer can pick ip flight of the ball, psotion of opponent

Question 6

sense of hearing/auditory

Answer 6

player may hear call from team mate
sound of refferees whisstle

Question 7

what type of senses are both sight and auditory

Answer 7

external senses as picked up from the environment

Question 8

what are the inernal senses collectively known as

Answer 8

proprioreceptors
provide intrinsic info about touc balance and kinathesis

Question 9

sense of touch

Answer 9

used to feel grip on ball
feel of the springboard

Question 10

sense of balance

Answer 10

e.g perfomer making free throw must be a=balanced to take accurate shot at net
or gynamst needs balcne on competing on beam

Question 11

sense of kinesthesis

Answer 11

feel for movement
sense from within a performer
relay info about body position
helps gymnast aware during a tumble turn

Question 12

decision making

Answer 12

second stage of input processing
performer must make decision based on all info collected from senses
must pick most important aspects of the 5 senses they pick up
process of selective attention is important during this stage

Question 13

what is selctive attention

Answer 13

where perfomer seperates relevent info with irrelevant info
filtering process that indentifies info needed for perfomer and sisregards less important parts
e.g focusing on oppotion and flight of shuutelcock rather then the crowd

Question 14

selective attention in begginers and experts

Answer 14

experts-selective attention process is automatic
perfomer can learn by focusing more on important stimulus
if stimulus made more bright, loud will develop art of concentration

Question 15

benefits of selective attention

Answer 15

improves reaction time significantly