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Skill Acquisition Key Terms and Theories
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Tests Assessment Objective One Knowledge on the unit, #SkillAcquisition #AlevelPE
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The working memory model is also know as what?
Short term memory
Motor programmes
Long term memory
Association
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Fill in the blank: Mental practice= Going over the __________ in the mind without movement
skill
chaining
chunking
build-up
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Fill in the blank: Discrete skill= A skill that has a clear __________ ______ _______
decision making process
decision to make
beginning and end
method of performing
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What is temporal anticipation
A delay when a second stimulus is present
Pre-judging a stimulus
When it is going to happen
Where and what is going to happen
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What co-ordinates the sight, hearing & movement from the WM into sequences & sent to LTM
Visuospatial sketchpad
Central executive
Phonological loop
Episodic buffer
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What is, 'Taking away an unpleasant stimulus after the correct response'
Punishment
Positive reinforcement
Negative reinforcement
Reinforcement
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What is 'Using experience and understanding to solve problems relating to the whole skill'
Insight Learning
Inter-psychological learning
Social Development
Constructivism
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Fill in the blank: Open skill= A skill performed in an _______________ environment
predictable
clear
constant
unpredicatable
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What is 'Breaking the skilled action into parts or sub-routines'
Whole-part-whole
Chunking
Association
Chaining
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What is, 'The time taken from the onset of a stimulus to the onset of a response'
Response time
Movement time
Hick's law
Reaction time
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What makes up the body boundary in Whiting's info processing model?
Translatory mechanism, phonological loop and LTM
Working memory, effector mechanism and perception
phonological loop, visuospatial sketchpad & episodic buffer
Perceptual, translatory & effector mechanisms
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Fill in the blank: Fine skill= A skill that uses _________________ muscle groups
larger
controlled
smaller
precise
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In skill acquisition, principles and theories of learning, what does 'MKO' stand for?
More knowledgeable other
Manual kinethesis outcome
Milton Keynes ok
More kinaesthetic other
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Name the theory: Reaction time increases as the number of choices increase
Psychological refractory period
Zone of proximal development
Hicks Law
Working memory model
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In the Schema theory, what is 'recall schema'?
Controls movement, happens during the action
Initiates movement, comes before the action
Feedback about the result
Information about the feel of the movement
