Paper 1 Revision A LEVEL PE

What form of guidance is most effective to help the performer create a mental picture of the action?

• Manual
• Mechanical
• Visual
• Verbal

Which of these would be a form of mechanical guidance?

• A person holding someone during a handstand
• A demonstration of a tennis serve
• The use of a swimming float to aid bouyancy
• Listening to instructions on an I-phone

Which form of guidance is most useful during the cognitive phase of learning?

• Manual

• Mechanical
• Visual
• Verbal

Which of the following practice approaches involves gaining experiences of the complete skill before refining specific aspects or subroutines

• Part
• Whole
• Whole-part-whole
• Progressive part

What type of feedback is received via the proprioceptors, developing a performer's kinaesthetic awareness?

• External
• KP
• KR
• Internal

two ways a coach can encourage positive transfer of learning

• Make training realistic

• Ensure the first skill is well learnt

• Use of negative feedback to encourage positive transfer

• Train more often

A performer is able to perform a serve in tennis which means they are more likely to be able to perform an overhead serve in volleyball. What type of transfer is this an example of?

What is the second part of a schema called?

A delay when a second stimulus is presented before the first has been processed is the definition of what?

A football goalkeeper predicting when a player is going to shoot - is an example of

• Spatial Anticipation

• Temporal Anticipation