Types of Feedback Flashcards

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What is intrinsic feedback and examples?

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-sensory information from within the performers own sensory system
-kinaesthesis

eg. feeling of hitting a golf ball correct and far

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What are the advantages of intrinsic feedback?

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-constantly available, movements can be felt and corrected instantly
-does not have to rely on others
-good for autonomous learners, feedback will be accurate
-concurrent, altered during performance
-quick

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What are the disadvantages of intrinsic feedback?

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-not good available for cognitive learners, unable to interpret information provided by body
-depends on schema, some may interpret feedback incorrectly

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What is extrinsic feedback and an example?

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-information from external source to a performer
-coach, results, outcome

eg. fitness test results telling performer how to improve

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What are the advantages of extrinsic feedback?

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-reliable
-lead to improvement and increased accuracy
-increase motivation.
-objective and information based
-good for cognitive learners

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What are the disadvantages of extrinsic feedback?

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-if feedback is inaccurate, performance effected negatively, negative transfer
-unreliable = motivation drops
-does not encourage kinaesthesis
-become over reliant of feedback
-hard to do concurrently

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What is positive feedback and an example?

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-importation about a successful performance which reinforces learning
-often praise, positive comments

eg. coach saying ‘nice shot’ when slam shot performed successfully

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What are the advantages of positive feedback?

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-strengthen S-R bonds
-motivating, especially for cognitive stage learners
-helps build self-esteem and confidence
-reinforces skill learning

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What are the disadvantages of positive feedback?

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-if undeserved, inappropriate S-R bond formation
-not specific = unaffective
-ignored = no response
-no clarity on what to do next

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What is negative feedback and an example?

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-information about an unsuccessful performance

eg. coach criticising netballer passing with lack of power

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What are the disadvantages of negative feedback?

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-demotivating, especially in cognitive stage
-deduces confidence
-doesn’t say what there doing right
-detrimental to learning process if inaccurate or unfounded

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What are the advantages of negative feedback?

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-motivation, determined to successed
-clear on what aspects need to improve
-good for autonomous learners, refinement of skills and fine detail

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What is knowledge of performance and an example?

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-information about technique from coach, video
-can also be kinaesthetic

eg. coach telling performer about leg kick technique in swimming

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What are the advantages of knowledge of performance?

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-good for kinaesthetic sense
-good when competing against strong opposition, focuses on positives
-shows how to improve
-increases confidence
-increase motivation

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What are the disadvantages of knowledge of performance?

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-detrimental if inaccurate
-some want outcomes
-overload

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What is knowledge of results and an example?

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-information about outcome of performance
-success, failure, distance, time

eg. distance jumped by long jumper

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What are the advantages of knowledge of results?

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-good for beginners and expert
-increase motivation
-personal satisfaction
-linked to KOP
-measurable and objective

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What are the disadvantages of knowledge of results?

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-demotivate is results are not what they wanted
-lack of detail
-unrepresentative, good performance but bad results

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What is concurrent feedback?

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feedback that occurs during a performance

20
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What is terminal feedback?

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feedback that occurs after a performance

21
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How do you ensure feedback is effective?

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-LIMITED AMOUNT OF INFORMATION
don’t overload, use specific information only

-IMMEDIACY
feedback soon after performance

-RELATED TO INDIVIDUAL
direct to individual = increased accountability

-FACILITATING INTRINSIC FEEDBACK/ KINAESTHESIS
encourages performer to recognise for themselves