Types of transfer Flashcards
positive transfer
occurs when learning in one task is enhanced by learning in another task
negative transfer
occurs when learning in one task is interfered with by the knowledge of a similar activity
bilateral
this is when transfer takes place from one limb to another
proactive transfer
influence of one skill on a still yet to be learned
retroactive transfer
influence of one skill on a skill that has previously been learned
example of retroactive transfer
a hockey player learns the flicking skill which may negatively impact on the previously learned push
proactive transfer example
having learned the forehand drive in tennis, the action is then modified to the forehand drive with a top spin
bilateral transfer example
learning how to kick a ball with dominant foot and then using that knowledge to learn with the non dominant foot
negative transfer example
the flexible use of the wrist needed for badminton may interfere with the firm wrist needed for tennis
positive transfer example
learning a golf stroke may be enhanced by the fact that the player is a good hockey player