Feedback

Question 1

Intrinsic

Answer 1

Feedback from proprioreceptors about the feel of a movement.

eg. football player can feel when striking a ball if it has come off the right part of their foot or not

Question 2

Intrinsic Pros

Answer 2

Strengthens SR Bond and corrects errors

Autonomous performers can us it to perfect the fluency of their movements

Question 3

Intrinsic Cons

Answer 3

Not always useful for cognitive and associative performers

Question 4

Extrinsic

Answer 4

Feedback from external sources

eg. tennis coach telling a learner if their serving technique is correct/incorrect

Question 5

Extrinsic Pros

Answer 5

Strengthens SR Bond and corrects errors

Can motivate learners

Helps cognitive and associative learners understand how to improve

Question 6

Extrinsic Cons

Answer 6

Can become dependent on it

Lack of kinaesthesis development

Question 7

Positive

Answer 7

Received when movement, behaviour or action is correct

eg. coach praises hockey player for scoring a goal

Question 8

Positive Pros

Answer 8

Strengthens SR Bond

Increased motivation and confidence

Motivates cognitive and associative learners

Increased likelihood of correct action being repeated

Question 9

Positive Cons

Answer 9

Too much can distort players perception of their own performance

Question 10

Negative

Answer 10

Received when movement is incorrect

eg. striker slices a shot, they see the ball go wide, their coach tells them to take a touch before shooting

Question 11

Negative Pros

Answer 11

Aids fault correction

Can be extrinsic or intrinsic

Autonomous performers can use it to perfect skills

Question 12

Negative Cons

Answer 12

Can discourage cognitive and associative learners

Question 13

Knowledge of Peformance

Answer 13

Feedback on the quality of movement

eg. football coach explaining that a skied shot was due to leaning back too much

Question 14

KoP Pros

Answer 14

Corrects faults and develops skills

Can be extrinsic or intrinsic

Can detect your own errors

Question 15

KoP Cons

Answer 15

Only autonomous performers can use it to good effect

Question 16

Knowledge of Results

Answer 16

Feedback about the outcome of a skill

eg. sprinting coach telling a sprinter their 100m times

Question 17

KoR Pros

Answer 17

Helps to learn skills and motivate performers

Helps to develop KoP

Essential to skill learning

Question 18

KoR Cons

Answer 18

Doesn’t give understanding as to why incorrect performance of a skill is wrong

Seeing negative results can be demotivating