IB SEHS 5.2 Information Processing Review

When you link new information to what you already know, this is:

When your coach is giving instructions while you perform, this is:

The capacity for storage in long term memory is:

Welford's Model is a theory of:

Selective attention refers to:

Welford said that when we read the defence and choose to pass the ball, this is an example of:

A simple model of information processing is:

According to Welford, when we hear the whistle blow on a penalty, this is an example of:

As the number of stimuli increases, response time will:

Short term memory has a capacity for about:

According to Hick's, the more inputs there are:

Techniques to improve memory include:

When a coach corrects your throwing technique, this is:

Spiking in volleyball would be considered:

D - C - R stands for:

Motor programmes that rely on feedback from the muscles are:

Response time can be effected by:

Using your body senses and positioning is:

True or False: Items in short term memory are lost if not attended to.

Response time is:

Open loop motor progammes:

When you group items together to better remember them, this is:

Placing a shot after seeing a player move position during a game is an example of a(n):

Interoceptors detect:

When you look up to see the final score of a game, this is:

Exteroceptors detect:

Feedback that is received after a skill is performed is called:

Motor programmes are:

Level 3 closed loop control would be used in:

When two stimuli are close together and there is a delay in responding to the second, this is:

Feedback about the quality of a movement is:

Proprioceptors detect: