Stages of Learning. Flashcards

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Define Learning.

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A permanent change in behaviour as a result of practise.

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What are the three stages of learning?

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Cognitive, Associative and Autonomous.

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Explain Cognitive Learning.

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  • thinking and working out.
  • no motor programme formed.
  • movement actions are slow and uncoordinated.
  • trial and error approach.
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Explain Associative Learning.

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  • productive stage.
  • motor programme forming.
  • smoother movement developing.
  • extrinsic feedback to refine movements.
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Explain Autonomous Learning.

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  • movement is well learned.
  • practice is needed to maintain.
  • motor programmed formed automatic control.
  • actions are fluent, efficient, and automatic.
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Define Motor Programme.

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Organised series of subroutines.

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Define Performance.

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A temporary occurence that can change from time to time because of many external and internal factors.

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List the Internal Factors of Performance.

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  • anxiety.
  • arousal.
  • nerves.
  • frustration.
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List the External Factors of Performance.

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  • crowd.
  • weather.
  • opposition.
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