Information Processing Flashcards

1
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What does information processing mean

A

The process a performer goes through when they make or act on decisions

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What are the 4 stages of information processing

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Input
Decision making
Output
Feed back

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What happens in input

And what part of the body is used

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The senses pick up the data received from the display

By either sight sound touch intuition

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In input > What is selective attention

And why use it

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Selective attention is having to choose what to focus on

They use this because the performer will receive lots of information from their senses

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What happens in decision making

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The date selected is analysed and an appropriate response is selected

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How is the appropriate response selected in decision making

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The performer will access memeoris of similar experiences and choose the appropriate response

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What is short term memory and how is it used in decision making

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The information needed is stored in the performers short term memory to start with
Short term memory can store about 7 pieces of information for up to 60 seconds

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What’s long term memory and how is it used and who uses it more

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If the information used in decision making is rehearsed it can be stored in the performers long term memory

It has unlimited capacity and experienced performers will have more relevant information stored in it than beginners

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What is output

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When the decision is acted on

Info is sent from performers brain to the working muscles to carry out the required response

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What is feedback

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Data is received in response to the output and this can become the input for future decisions

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11
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What 2 ways can performers receive feedback

A

Intrinsically

Extrinsically

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12
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What’s intrinsic feedback

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The feedback revived from the performer themselves through their thoughts or emotions

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13
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In intrinsic feedback what is kinaesthetic feedback

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It’s feedback received by receptors in the muscles this could be physical sensations generated by movements felt by performer

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What is extrinsic feedback

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It’s feedback received from outside of performer

It can come from many sources including the coach, spectators

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