Augmented Feedback

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What is Augmented Feedback?

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Augmented feedback is information provided to a learner about their performance that is not inherently available through the task itself. It can enhance learning and performance by providing additional insights.

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What is Inherent Feedback?

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Inherent feedback is the sensory information that a performer receives from their own body during and after a movement, such as proprioception and visual feedback.

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What is Bandwidth Knowledge of Results?

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Bandwidth knowledge of results is a type of feedback given only when the performance falls outside a predetermined range of correctness, helping to reduce the frequency of feedback.

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What is Knowledge of Performance?

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Knowledge of performance refers to feedback that provides information about the quality of the movement pattern used to achieve a goal, rather than just the outcome.

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What are the potential consequences of misusing augmented feedback?

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Misusing augmented feedback can lead to dependency on feedback, confusion, and decreased performance, as learners may not develop their own internal feedback mechanisms.

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When should augmented feedback be used during practice?

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Augmented feedback should be used judiciously during practice, but learners should also develop their own internal feedback mechanisms and not rely solely on external feedback.

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What is the difference between Knowledge of Results and Knowledge of Performance?

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Knowledge of results provides information about the outcome of a movement, while knowledge of performance provides information about the quality of the movement itself.

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How can augmented feedback enhance motor learning?

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Augmented feedback can enhance motor learning by providing specific information that helps learners understand their performance, correct errors, and reinforce successful movements.

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What role does feedback play in skill acquisition?

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Feedback plays a crucial role in skill acquisition by guiding learners, helping them to understand their performance, and facilitating adjustments to improve skills.

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What is the importance of timing in providing augmented feedback?

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The timing of augmented feedback is important; immediate feedback can help reinforce learning, while delayed feedback can allow learners to self-assess before receiving external input.