4th form basic information processing Flashcards
what is information processing
information processing is where you make decisions based on gathering information (stimuli) from your senses, such as what you see and hear. you prioritise the important stimuli to make a suitable decision
what are the components of the information processing model
input –> decision-making–> output–> feedback
what is input
the information received from your senses (display) via selective attention
what is selective attention
when you focus on the important information (stimuli).
when performing a kill there can be a lot of information around you. you have little time to select the relevant information such as the speed and direction of the ball and ignore the irrelevant such as the noise from the crowd.
what is decision-making
the selection of an appropriate response using the information (input) and what is stored in the long-term memory
what is the long-term memory
this is information that has been rehearsed and stored for future reference. the more you practice, the more information about a skill of technique is stored in the memory and can be recalled in the future
what is the short-term memory
this only lasts for a few seconds. it is a working memory you use while completing a skill. e.g attention to your opponent’s position when passing a ball in rugby
what is the output
the information you send to your muscles to carry out the response
what is feedback
a review of your response - this can be extrinsic or intrinsic
what is intrinsic feedback
is within the performer, they understand how the movement feels from feedback from the muscles. a footballer may understand why a skill was performed badly
what is extrinsic feedback
is feedback from the outside of the performer, it is important as someone watching the skill can observe and explain what needs to be done to correct it. a coach could give you feedback about a skill
explain the input model for a miss-kick in football
input- the player uses selective attention sees the ball coming towards him, he looks at the ball and the players around him
decision making- from past experience in the long-term memory he decides what position to get into and when to move the body
output- he moves into position and swings his foot at the ball
feedback- he misses the ball. he received intrinsic feedback as his non kicking foot was too close leaving him unbalanced so missed the ball
explain the input model in KO punch in boding
input- a boxer sees his opponent has his guard down the boxer throws a right hand at his opponent
decision making- from past experience in the long-term memory he decides what position to get into and when and how to throw the punch
output- he moves into position ready to throw a right-hand punch
feedback- he successfully knocked out his opponent. he received intrinsic feedback on how the movement felt and the position of himself and his opponent
explain the input model in a conversion kick
input- a rugby player uses selective attention to block out the crowd he focuses on the angle of the kick and the wind speed
decision making- from past experience he decides to kick the ball slightly left of the near post. the action has been rehearsed many times
output- he positions himself to kick the ball
feedback- he kicked the ball straight through the posts he received intrinsic feedback on how the movement felt and the flight of the ball
