Feedback Flashcards

(23 cards)

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What are 6 types of feedback?

A

-Intrinsic
-Extrinsic
-Positive
-Negative
-Knowledge of Performance
-Knowledge of Results

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Why would a coach use feedback?

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-helps athletes learn how to correct errors
quickly and improve their performance in future.
-motivate
-speed up improvement.

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What is intrinsic feedback?

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Information about the kinaesthesis feel of the movement which comes from within the performer e.g.

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What is an example of intrinsic feedback?

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A skier may feel that they don’t have very good control of the skis when making a turn and can feel off-balance.

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What is proprioceptors?

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Nerve receptors found in muscles, ligaments and joints that pick up information about movement

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What is Kinaesthetic Feedback?

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The feel of the movement as it is performed

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Advantages of Intrinsic Feedback

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Effective for autonomous performers, doesn’t rely on others and is instant

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Disadvantages of Intrinsic Feedback

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Not effective cognitive performers and those with low sensory effectiveness, may not be accurate

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What is extrinsic feedback?

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Information that comes from an external source to the performer

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Advantages of extrinsic feedback

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Effective for cognitive learners to improve skills, more objective, more accurate and increases motivation

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Disadvantages of extrinsic feedback

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Performer can become over-reliant, may not be accurate leading to decreased confidence and motivation

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What is positive feedback?

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Gives information about a successful outcome or technique

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Advantages of Positive Feedback

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Effective for cognitive learners, strengthens correct S-R bond and increases confidence and motivation

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Disadvantages of Positive Feedback

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If incorrect can strengthen incorrect S-R bonds and if overused can decrease motivation

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What is negative feedback?

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Information about an unsuccessful outcome or performance

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Advantages of negative feedback

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Effective for autonomous performers, tells the performer how to improve and can increase motivation

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Disadvantages of negative feedback

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Not effective for cognitive leaners, if unspecific doesn’t help improve and can decrease confidence and motivation

18
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What is knowledge of results?

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Information about the outcome of the performance

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Advantages of KoR

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Effective for both cognitive and autonomous learners, it is objective and measurable, can increase confidence and motivation

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Disadvantages of KoR

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Can lower confidence and motivation, can strengthen incorrect S-R bonds and can only be used after performance

21
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What is knowledge of Performance?

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Information about how well the movement has been executed

22
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Advantages of KoP

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Effective for autonomous learners to refine skills and cognitive learners to learn skills, can increase confidence and motivation

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Disadvantages of KoP

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Feedback could be inaccurate, some performers may be mainly concerned with the outcome and can overload the performer if too much is given