KINE 2202 Exam 2 Review

Multiple tasks can be performed simultaneously, provided that they do not exceed the attentional capacity.

Performance curves do NOT tell us about which two components of performance that we can infer learning from?

This is the process of selectively attending to or concentrating on specific environmental information:

Easterbrook's Cue Utilization Theory states that changes in __________ occur according to arousal levels:

This curve represents rapid, early improvement of a skill, followed by slowed improvement during later practice:

The overall goal of the learner in the Fixation & Diversification stages of learning is to:

This concept refers to a set of rules stored in the CNS that provides the basis of decisions.

This type of control is used more for rapid movements:

Variables that, when changed, lead to corresponding changes in the collective behavior of a system:

The goals of the learner in the first stage of Gentile's Model & in Fitts & Posner's model are essentially the same.

Someone who is highly skilled will exhibit decreases in:

An expert in a particular skill would be considered to be in what stage of learning?

Someone in the Fixation stage of learning is refining a ______ skill.

________ are fixed from trial to trial, while _______ are flexible & define the execution of a movement.

This theory represents a class of actions or pattern of movement that can be modified to yield various response outcomes

This style of attentional focus is used to rapidly assess situations:

Someone who is less skilled at a task will exhibit higher energy costs than someone who is highly skilled.

Exceeding attentional capacity will result in a decline in the level of performance on one or more of the tasks.

This refers to the idea that an individual can only pay attention to a limited number of activities at any given time.

Manipulating variables within a movement to meet the demands of a given situation is known as:

Deep attractor states represent well-learned movement patterns & are difficult to change.

All of the limiting & enabling factors within the practice environment that influence skill acquistion & performance are

Someone in the ______ Stage of Learning will work on one movement pattern & need effective feedback from a practioner.

To become an expert, practice must:

Focusing on relevant cues will lead to performance____________.

Increasing the complexity of the task and/or environment will lead to ___________ in attentional demands.

This component of Kahneman's Model of Attention refers to where we focus our attention:

According to Non-Linear Pedagogy, this represents the practice context for the learner:

This theory states movement patterns self-organize as a function of the interaction of the learner, task, & environment:

Someone who is highly skilled at a task will use less attentional resources than an individual who is less skilled.