Skill Acquisition - Theories Of Learning Flashcards

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What is operant conditioning?

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A behaviour theory by Skinner where learning happens to trial and error reinforced by positive reinforcement negative reinforcement or punishment.

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Give an example of operant conditioning in sport

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A coach praises a netball player for using the correct footwork when receiving a pass reinforcing the correct movement.

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What is the cognitive theory of learning?

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Learning occurs to understanding and problem-solving rather than just repetition player develops schemas to adapt to different situations.

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Give an example of cognitive learning theory in sport.

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A netball player recognises defensive positioning and adjust their movement to create space for a pass.

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What is social learning theory?

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A theory by Bandura that suggests happens to observation imitation and modelling of others.

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What are the four key factors of social learning theory?

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Attention
Retention
Motor reproduction
Motivation

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What is Thorndyke law of effect?

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If an action is followed by a pleasant consequence, it is more likely to be repeated if followed by an unpleasant consequence this is less likely to be repeated.

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What is Thorn Dykes law of exercise?

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The more a skill is practised the stronger than stimulus response connection becomes without practice the connection weakens.

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What is Thorn Dykes’s law of readiness?

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Learning happens best when the performance physically and mentally ready. If they are not prepared learning as ineffective.

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