What is 'Knowledge of Performance' (KP)?

feedback about how the movement was done

What is the main characteristic of the autonomous stage of learning?

movements are automatic and accurate

What is the purpose of follow-through in a skill?

to maintain accuracy and control

Which of the following demonstrates "skill transfer"

a baseball player adapting their swing to play golf

Why is self-assessment an important part of feedback?

it helps athletes understand and adjust performance

Which of the following is a key teaching strategy for the associative stage?

provide specific feedback to fine-tune technique

Which of the following is an example of KP?

'you didn't follow through on your shot'

What are the three phases of movement in a skill?

preparation, execution, follow-through

Which of the following is an example of KR?

'that shot missed short and to the left'

Why are FMS important to develop early in life?

they form the foundation of physical activity

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1
What is 'Knowledge of Performance' (KP)?
feedback about how the movement was done
feedback about outcomes
feedback about strategy
feedback about energy levels
2
What is the main characteristic of the autonomous stage of learning?
learning need constant coaching
feedback is not useful
movements are slow and deliberate
movements are automatic and accurate
3
What does 'Knowledge of Results (KR) focus on?
how the movement looked
the outcome of the movement
preparation cues
body positioning
4
What is the purpose of follow-through in a skill?
to start the movement
to avoid feedback
to trick opponents
to maintain accuracy and control
5
Which of the following demonstrates "skill transfer"
learning multiplication tables
writing with your opposite hand
memorizing lines for a play
a baseball player adapting their swing to play golf
6
Why is self-assessment an important part of feedback?
it helps athletes understand and adjust performance
it reduces motivation
it eliminates the need for practice
it replaces coaching
7
Which of the following is a key teaching strategy for the associative stage?
avoid giving feedback
provide specific feedback to fine-tune technique
only show the skill once
focus on game strategy
8
Which phase involves the actual performance of the skill?
follow-through
preparation
observation
execution
9
In the cognitive stage of motor learning, movements are typically:
smooth and automatic
only guided by internal feedback
jerky and inconsistent
performed without thought
10
Which of the following is an example of KP?
'you scored 8 out of 10'
'you missed the basket'
'you didn't follow through on your shot'
'you lost the game'
11
What are the three phases of movement in a skill?
input, output, response
balance, strength, coordination
preparation, execution, follow-through
cognitive, associative, autonomous
12
What helps move a learner from one stage of motor learning to the next?
repetition and feedback
performing under pressure
avoiding mistakes
watching others only
13
Which of the following is an example of KR?
'keep your eyes on the target'
'your knees weren't bent'
'you guide hand moved too much'
'that shot missed short and to the left'
14
Fundamental movement skills (FMS) include all of the following EXCEPT:
jumping
swimming
throwing
catching
15
Why are FMS important to develop early in life?
they reduce academic stress
they help with language skills
they are only useful in childhood
they form the foundation of physical activity
16
What does FMS stand for?
fundamental motor specificity
foundation mover station
fundamental movement skills
foundation movement specifics
17
What is the first stage of motor learning?
cognitive
autonomous
functional
associative
18
What does the preparation phase focus on?
speed of the movement
power and control
positioning and focus
scoring points
19
What is the role of feedback in skill development?
it replaces the need for practice
it should only come from professionals
it discourages mistakes
it helps improve performance
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Which category does "balancing" belong to in FMS?
stability
locomotor
manipulation
reaction

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