the phases of learning

Question 1

what is the fitts and Posner model made of

Answer 1

the cognitive stage
the associative stage
the autonomous stage

Question 2

cognitive stage

Answer 2

the initial phase in the learning of a motor skill where the emphasis is on a conscious understanding of the task requirements

Question 3

associative stage

Answer 3

the second phases in the learning of a new skill in which movements patterns become more refined and consistent through practice

Question 4

autonomous stage

Answer 4

the final phase in the learning of a new skill in which the control of movement appears to be almost automatic and free of need for constant attention

Question 5

types of cues

Answer 5

visual
verbal
proprioceptive

Question 6

what are visual cues

Answer 6

the learner is given the opportunity to watch the desired skill or use visual aids as targets

Question 7

what are verbal cues

Answer 7

a short, orientated phrase which directs a performer’s attention to task-relevant stimuli in order to enhance performance

Question 8

what are proprioceptive cues?

Answer 8

is internal feedback which comes from sensory receptors, found in the joints, tendons and muscle