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Skill Acquisition II
Skill Acquisition II
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Factors that affect short term memory include:
Relevance and meaningfulness
Chunking or Coding
Interference
All of the above
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The human body is made up of (blank) in the forms of bones, with the joints acting as axis.
Calcium
Muscles
Tissue
Levers
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(KR) Knowledge of results provides informaation to the athlete about....
breakdown of the performance
knowing the outcomes of the over events/games
outcome of the performance
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(Blank) has the ability to receive much information and will retain it for a very brief time (1 second).
LTM
STSS
STM
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Velocity=
Displacement/ Time (m/s)
Displacment/Speed (m/s)
Speed/Time (m/s)
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(Blank) are rules which we learn in order to execute skills in differing environments.
Schema
Muscle Meomory
LTM
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Adduction:
Movement towards the midline of the body
Refers to the back of the participant
Movement away from the midline of the body.
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Anterior:
Movement away from the midline of the body.
Movement towards the midline of the body
Refers to the front of the participant
Refers to the back of the participant
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Being able to perfrom a skill without any conscious effort is an example of....
Schema
Muscle Memory
Eliteness
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The combination of linear and angular motion. Most human motion is categorized as general motion.
General
Angular
Linear
Projectile
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(Blank) is a body that moves through the air eg human body, pole vault & tennis ball.
Projectile
Linear
Object
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(Blank) exists for information which has been repeated or rehearsed.
LCM
STM
LTM
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Newton's Third Law of Motion:
There is no third law of motion
The rate change of acceleration toa body is proportional tothe forceapplied
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
A body continues in its state of rest or motion unless acted upon by aforce
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(Blank) indicates the technical correctness or quality of the movement.
Continuous Feedback
KP
KR
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Momentum=
speed x displacement
displacement x mass
velocity x speed
velocity x mass
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All information an athlete recieves about result or process during performance or after is called...
Sesnory Input
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Recovery
Feedback
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Newton’s 1st law of motion:
A body continues in its state of rest or motion unless acted upon by aforce
The rate change of acceleration toa body is proportional tothe forceapplied
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
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Two categories of feedback include:
Outdoors & Inside
Professional & Unprofessional
Sensory & Motor
Intrisinc & Extrinsic
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Main roles of feedback include:
Motivation
All of the above
Reinforcement
Inform & Improve
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All intrinsic information comes from....
our senses
our knowledge of skill
coaches
our knowledge of performance
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Which of the following is not within the memory process?
Memory Library
Memory Storage
Memory Recall/Retrieval
Memorcy Encoding
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Newton’s Second Law of Motion:
The rate change of acceleration toa body is proportional tothe forceapplied
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
A body continues in its state of rest or motion unless acted upon by aforce
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Abduction:
Movement towards the midline of the body
Movement away from the midline of the body.
Refers to the front of the participant
