Pre-learned movements that which an athlete can follow

A Negatively Accelerated learning curve represents...

Rapid early learning, but then slows as time moves on

A linear learning curve represents...

Demonstrates an increase in learning over time

Qualities of a skilled performance include...

Control, Consistency of outcomes, Energy Expenditure

Classical conditioning is...

Conditioning a behaviour through creating a stimulus.

Having knowledge and carrying out a task well., Something that can be improved with practice

An S-Shaped learning curve represents...

A combination of positive and negative performance curves.

Operant Conditioning is...

Modifying behaviour through reward and punishment.

What is ‘Schema’?!?!

Rules for movement that have been acquired from practice or experience

A Positively Accelerated learning curve represents...

Slow learning early on, but learning increases with time.

Which 2 theories have we previously looked at?

Classical and Operant Conditioning

having to adapt the skill to what is happening around them., Dribbling in a game football

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Cognitive Theories are...
Mental/ Thought processes
Physical processes
2
A closed skill is...
A scrum in rugby
Dribbling in football
Having to change what you're doing due to wind.
Pre-learned movements that which an athlete can follow
3
Learning Curves show...
the various rates of learning.
Aggression levels when learning
How learning is different in various sports
The time it takes in hours to learn a skill.
4
A Negatively Accelerated learning curve represents...
Slow learning early on, but learning increases with time.
Rapid early learning, but then slows as time moves on
Demonstrates an increase in learning over time
A combination of positive and negative performance curves.
5
A linear learning curve represents...
Rapid early learning, but then slows as time moves on
A combination of positive and negative performance curves.
Slow learning early on, but learning increases with time.
Demonstrates an increase in learning over time
6
Qualities of a skilled performance include...
Looking good whilst doing something
Control
Consistency of outcomes
Energy Expenditure
7
Classical conditioning is...
Conditioning a behaviour through creating a stimulus.
Learning through music
Using old school methods to condition.
8
The three types of skill are...
Cognitive, Motor, Preparing
Step overs, Overhead kicks, Volleys
Cognitive, Motor, Perceptual
Concentration, Motor, Perception
9
Classical and Operant Conditioning are...
Cognitive Theories
Behaviourist Theories
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2 types of schema theory are....
Recall
Retail
Recognition
Remancipation
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learning in a particular set of conditions may have an impact on their learning of the same skill in different ones
Inter-task
Near Transfer
Bilateral Transfer
Intra-task
12
The conditioning theory was conducted by ??? and used a ???
Skinner- Rat
Skinner- Dog
Pavlov - Dog
Skinner- Dog
13
Skill is...
Telling someone how to do a task
Being able to carry out a basic task
Having knowledge and carrying out a task well.
Something that can be improved with practice
14
An S-Shaped learning curve represents...
A combination of positive and negative performance curves.
Rapid early learning, but then slows as time moves on
Slow learning early on, but learning increases with time.
Demonstrates an increase in learning over time
15
Operant Conditioning is...
Only using punishment to modify a behaviour.
Modifying behaviour through reward and punishment.
Only using reward to modify a behaviour.
16
What is ‘Schema’?!?!
Rules for movement that have been acquired from practice or experience
Motor skills for programming theories of brain science
Rules to live by
Motor programmes for skills
17
Thorndike's Laws were....
Law of attraction
Law of effect
Law of execution
Law of exercise
18
A Positively Accelerated learning curve represents...
A combination of positive and negative performance curves.
Slow learning early on, but learning increases with time.
Demonstrates an increase in learning over time
Rapid early learning, but then slows as time moves on
19
Ability is...
Having a deep knowledge of carry out a task
Excelling at a task
Being able to carry out a task
None of the above?!
20
3 types of transfer
Positive, Negative, Neutral
Plus, Minus, Zero
Negative , Zero & Positive
1, 2 & 3
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Which 2 theories have we previously looked at?
Conditioning theory of behaviour
Classic and Operating Conditioning
Classical and Operant Conditioning
Behaviourist and Dog training
22
This stage is characterised by less mistakes - athletes are aware of what they should be doing to perform at a higher LV
Congitive
Autominious
Fixation
Associative
23
This theory describes rapid, smaller movements where the performer is not aware or does not require feedback
Open Loop
Closed Loop
Schema Theory
Schima Theory
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An open skill is...
having to adapt the skill to what is happening around them.
Repetition.
Dribbling in a game football
A tennis serve

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