Learning Plateaus Flashcards

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What is a common cause of learning plateau related to enthusiasm?

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Lack of Motivation

Decreased enthusiasm leading to reduced effort and concentration.

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What can result from mental fatigue during training?

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Burnout

A swimmer training daily without adequate mental recovery, affecting performance.

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What type of feedback can prevent skill improvement?

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Ineffective or vague feedback

Unclear advice about technique can hinder progress.

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What is a consequence of poor feedback in coaching?

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Poor Feedback / Coaching preventing skill improvement

Lack of clarity can lead to stagnation in skill development.

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What can lead to stagnation in training?

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Lack of Variation in Training

Repeating the same drills without change can hinder progress.

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What can complicate the learning process in skill acquisition?

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Skill Complexity

Trying to master multiple elements at once can overwhelm learners.

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What is a risk of excessive training without recovery?

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Physical Fatigue / Overtraining

A weightlifter training intensely without sufficient rest.

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What mental state can negatively affect performance?

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Anxiety or Overthinking

A golfer overthinking their swing during competition.

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What can unrealistic goals lead to in training?

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Frustration and Stagnation

A runner setting an unrealistic goal to improve their time drastically.

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Fill in the blank: A strategy to overcome lack of motivation is to set _______.

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SMART Goals

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound goals help maintain focus.

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What strategy can help a swimmer avoid overtraining?

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Schedule Rest Days

Incorporating active recovery can enhance performance.

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What method can help a gymnast coordinate complex skills?

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Use Part-Practice Method

Breaking skills into smaller components can aid learning.

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What is a recommended approach for a tennis player receiving unclear advice?

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Use Video Analysis

Seeking specific, constructive feedback can clarify technique.

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What is a method to incorporate variety in training?

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Implement Cross-Training

Engaging in different types of workouts can improve overall performance.

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What relaxation technique can help with performance anxiety?

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Use Relaxation Techniques

Managing stress can enhance focus during competition.

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What can help a runner reassess goals?

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Make Goals Realistic and Achievable

Adjusting expectations can reduce frustration.

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Fill in the blank: A sprinter should introduce _______ drills alongside sprint training.

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agility

Adding variety can help improve overall performance.

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What is a strategy for a footballer experiencing boredom with training?

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Introduce Variety in Training

Changing drills can rekindle enthusiasm and focus.

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What is the relationship between the rate of improvement and the number of practice sessions?

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The rate of improvement is directly proportional to the number of practice sessions.

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Under what condition does linear performance learning occur?

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When a skill is simple or when the performer is highly motivated.

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Give an example of linear performance learning.

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A beginner improving their sprint start technique at a consistent rate.

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What characterizes positively accelerated learning?

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Slow initial improvement followed by rapid progress once the skill is understood.

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Provide an example of positively accelerated learning.

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A performer struggling with a backflip initially but rapidly improving once they grasp the technique.

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What does a negatively accelerated learning curve indicate?

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Rapid progress early on, then a plateau as learning slows down.

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Give an example of negatively accelerated learning.
A footballer learning how to pass; basic passing is learned quickly, but retaining technique for long passes takes longer.
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What does the S-shaped (Sigmoid) learning curve represent?
Slow initial learning, followed by rapid improvement, then a plateau.
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Describe an example of S-shaped learning.
A swimmer learning butterfly stroke; initially difficult, then improving quickly, before hitting a performance plateau.
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What is the initial learning phase in a positively accelerated learning curve like?
Shows slow progress.
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What happens after the initial learning phase in negatively accelerated learning?
The learner experiences a plateau.
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How does a negatively accelerated learning curve typically manifest?
Better performance in earlier sessions than in later ones.
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In positively accelerated learning, what occurs once the skill is understood?
Progress speeds up.
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In the context of S-shaped learning, what is a common experience for the performer?
Struggling at first, then making a breakthrough before leveling off.