recover on schemas

Question 1

what are the 4 processes of a schema

Answer 1

inital conditions
repsonse specifications
sensory conequences
repsonse outcome

Question 2

initial conditions

Answer 2

refers to info about the environment that musct be recognised before schema can be used
where am i

Question 3

response specifications

Answer 3

info from the environment used to assess available options for performer
what do i need to do

Question 4

sensory consequences

Answer 4

use of senses to help guide the movement
or feel for the movement

Question 5

response outcome

Answer 5

schema and motor programme can be updated due to knowldge of results of action
did i get to intended target

Question 6

what are the two components of the response schema

Answer 6

initial conditions
response specifications
they are recall schema as they happen before action takes place
repsonisble for initaiting movement

Question 7

what are the two components of the recognition schema

Answer 7

sensory consequences
response outcome
info to preform skill is recognised

Question 8

reaction time

Answer 8

time taken from onset of a stimulus to the onset of a response
e.g. time between runner hearing pistol and pushing off blocks
fraction of a second it takes us to process stimulus

Question 9

response time

Answer 9

time taken from onset stimulus to the completion of a task

Question 10

movement time

Answer 10

amount of time it takes to complete task after information processing has taken place
e.g. pushing off blocks all the way to the end of the race where run through tape

Question 11

simple reaction time

Answer 11

one specific response to one stimulus
e.g. running on the sound of a gun
reaction time and response time will be quicker
as only having to think about one thing

Question 12

choice reaction time

Answer 12

multiple stimulus to choose from
tends to be in team games
reaction time much slower as more to think about and process

Question 13

hicks law

Answer 13

recation time increases as number of choices increases

Question 14

single channel hypothesis

Answer 14

stimuli can only be processed one at a time
e.g traffic in a queue
second stimuli must wait until the first has been processed
delay increases repsonse time (hicks law)

Question 15

psychological refractory period

Answer 15

where second stimulus arrives before the first one has been processed
cause a delay
this confusion is the psychological refractory period
perfomer may freeze for split second bc of two bits of info overlapping