Mechanical guidance is...

when the coach uses equipment to support the performer

Positive reinforcement

Pleasant consequence - increases likelihood of behaviour

Inverted U theory states........

Increase in A= improvement in performance up a optimal point

Negative transfer of skills refers to:

Hindering performance in one sport due to skills learned in another.

Negative reinforcement involves

the removal of an aversive stimulus

Methods of practice include:

Massed, distributed, whole and part

Positive transfer of skills occurs when:

Skills learned in netball improve performance in basketball.

What is meant by progressive part method.

Skill that is practiced separately then chained together.

behaviors are strengthened by rewards, behaviors are diminished by consequences

What is proactive transfer?

Old skill affects the learning or performance of a new skill

Autonomous Stage of learning is

performer no longer consciously thinks about the skill

The Drive theory says...

As arousal increases so does performance

Triadic model consists of.....

Affective, cognitive, behavioural

Manual guidance is...

Physically assisting a performer

Definition of bilateral transfer of skills

ability to transfer a skill from a dominant to weaker limb

other factors influence speed and timing

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Mechanical guidance is...
when a performer is shown the skill
when the coach uses equipment to support the performer
where the coach physically supports the performer
when a the performer is told information about the skill
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Pick the Skill Classification
Externally Paced Skill
Continuous Skill
Self Paced Skill
3
Positive reinforcement
Pleasant consequence - increases likelihood of behaviour
Unpleasant consequence - decreases likelihood of behaviour
pleasant consequence - decreases likelihood of behaviour
Unpleasant consequence - increases likelihood of behaviour
4
Inverted U theory states........
Arousal does not affect performance
Increased arousal= An increase in performance
Under arousal= optimal performance
Increase in A= improvement in performance up a optimal point
5
Negative transfer of skills refers to:
Hindering performance in one sport due to skills learned in another.
Improving performance in one sport due to skills learned in another.
Improving performance in all sports simultaneously.
The inability to transfer skills between sports.
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Negative reinforcement involves
providing unpleasant stimulus periodically during the day
the removal of an aversive stimulus
the learning of a new response
decreasing the likelihood of certain future behaviors
7
Guess the sports star
Michael Phelps
Mike Tyson
John O'Shea
Usain Bolt
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Methods of practice include:
Open vs closed
Massed, distributed, whole and part
Important elements to any training program
Serial, continuous and discrete
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How would you classify this skill (skill classification)?
Gross motor skill
Complex skill
Balance skill
Fine motor skill
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Positive transfer of skills occurs when:
Skills learned in soccer only improve soccer performance.
Skills learned in soccer have no impact on performance in any other sport.
Skills learned in soccer hinder performance in rugby.
Skills learned in netball improve performance in basketball.
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Self-paced Skills........
need a coach
Are slow
You decide start and finish
never happen in team sports
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What is meant by progressive part method.
A method where the skill is practiced all in one.
Skill that is practiced separately then chained together.
The skill is practiced followed by a break.
A method in which the skill is practiced in parts.
13
Intrinsic Motivation
Comes from within
involves higher pay or recognition for a job well done
is the result of an external reward
14
Operant Conditioning
impulses drive our responses
behaviors are strengthened by rewards
behaviors are diminished by consequences
based on biological dispositions
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What is proactive transfer?
New skill affect the learning or performance of an old skill
Old skill affects the learning or performance of a new skill
A skill hinders the learning or performance of another
A skill can help the learning or performance of another
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Autonomous Stage of learning is
performer no longer consciously thinks about the skill
Athlete is trying to comprehend the movement requirement
Performer still thinks about the skill
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The Drive theory says...
As arousal decreases performance increase
As arousal increases performance decreases
As arousal increases so does performance
As arousal decreases peformance stays the same
18
Guess the sports star
Tyson Fury
Tony Bellow
Chris Eubanks
Anthony Joshua
19
Guess the sports star
Carlos Alcaraz
Nick Kyrgios
Rafael Nadal
Cameron Norrie
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Triadic model consists of.....
Affective, cognitive, behavioural
Affective, behavioural, emotional
Cognitive, emotional, behavioural
Cognitive, affective, emotional
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Manual guidance is...
Giving praise on success
Physically assisting a performer
Using guidance aides
Showing the perform how to complete the skill
22
Guess the sports star
Ella Toone
Beth Mead
Alessia Russo
Leah Williamson
23
Describe and Extrovert Personality.
Talkative and Enthusiastic.
Athletic and Short.
Quiet and Alone.
24
Craik and Lockhart levels of processing memory model suggests?
semantic encoding involves deeper processing
All of the above
Deep processing leads to information and skills being stored in the LTM
phonemic encoding is what a word sounds like
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Definition of bilateral transfer of skills
the influence of one skill on the learning or performance of a skill
when the performance hinders the learning of another skill
ability to transfer a skill from a dominant to weaker limb
when the performer's understanding of a skill is good
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Discrete Skill Classification
Linked together in movement sequence
Have no clear beginning or end
Distinct Beginning and End
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Atkinson and Shiffren's multi store memory model
STSS - STM - LTM
STM - STSS - LTM
LTM - STM - STSS
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Externally paced
other factors influence speed and timing
performer decides when to stop
performer decides speed and timing
outside factors influence when you stop
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Guess the sports star
Jason Kelce
Patrick Mahomes
Travis Kelce
Tom Brady

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