Skill Acquisition Flashcards

1
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What does an information processing model explain ?

A

How a skill is performed physically

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2
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What senses are used by a performer ?

A

Touch
Vision
Hearing

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3
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What is input ?

A

Team mates
Opposition
Crowd
Weather
Pass type

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4
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What is selective attention ?

A

Filtering out relevant information and only focusing on that

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5
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What are the 2 information processing models ?

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Welford and Whitings

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6
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What are the 8 stages of the Welford model ?

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Display
Sense organs
Perceptual mechanism
Effector mechanism
Muscular systems
Response
Intrinsic feedback
Extrinsic feedback

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7
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What goes on in the perceptual mechanism stage ?

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Selective attention and decision making

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8
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What are the 7 stages of the Whitings model ?

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Input
Receptor systems
Perceptual mechanisms
Translators mechanisms
Effector mechanisms
Muscular systems
Feedback

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9
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What is the short term sensory store ?

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Where an unlimited amount of information is held for 1 second
Passes information to selective attention for filtering

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10
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What is short term memory ?

A

Workplace
Holds 5 pieces of information for 1 minute
Limited capacity
Takes information to LTM
Takes information from LTM to muscles

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11
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What is long term memory ?

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Holds unlimited number of motor programmes and subroutines

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12
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What is reaction time ?

A

Time taken to react to a stimulus

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13
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What is movement time ?

A

Time from start to end of movement

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14
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What is response time ?

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Reaction time + Movement time

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15
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What does Hicks law state ?

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Reaction time increases in a linear fashion as number of possible responses increases

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16
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What is simple reaction time ?

A

1 stimulus to react to

17
Q

What is choice reaction time ?

A

Several stimuli to react to

18
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How can response time be improved ?

A

Anticipation
Stimulus intensity
Experience
Selective attention
Caffeine
Warm up

19
Q

What is the psychological refractory period ?

A

Idea that humans can only process 1 piece of information at a time so if a 2nd stimulus if given quickly after 1st stimulus then athlete will still be responding to S1 = delayed response

20
Q

What is concurrent feedback ?

A

Feedback given during performance

21
Q

What is terminal feedback ?

A

Feedback given at the end of performance

22
Q

What should feedback be ?

A

Compared to previous performance
Clear
Concise
Accurate
Specific
Used to motivate, reinforce and inform

23
Q

What is knowledge of results ?

A

Information about outcome
Quantitive
Given by coach/score/time

24
Q

What is knowledge of performance ?

A

Information about the quality of a skill
Qualitative
From coach of internal senses

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What is intrinsic feedback ?
Information from your senses of how a skill felt
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What is extrinsic feedback ?
Information from outside such as a coach or score
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What does reinforcement help do ?
Strengthen the stimulus response bond to help long term memory storage
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What is positive reinforcement?
Praising correct response with rewards Strengthens SR bond
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What is negative reinforcement?
Withdrawing criticism after correct response to strengthen SR bond Use of criticism to stop incorrect response