11 PED MC Samples

Stability, persistence, improvement, consistency and adaptability are all known as...

• Subroutines

• Practice methods

• Characteristics motor skill learning

• Feedback methods

If an athlete can perform a motor skill in response to a given situation, which characteristic of motor learning are they displaying?

• Stability

• Adaptability

• Persistence

• Consistency

Which of the following is an example of a continuous skill?

• A dance routine

• Swimming

• Bowling in cricket

• Running for 20m

The approach to motor learning that sees the brain as the central complex that receives information from the environment via the senses then creates a response, is known as

• Knowledge of Results

• Fitts/Posner's Model

• Dynamic systems approach

• The cognitive systems approach

A golfer working on issues related to his backswing is known as.....

• Blocked Practice

• Part Practice

• Whole Practice

• Distributed Practice

Which stage of learning find intrinsic feedback hardest to implement?

• Cognitive

• Associative

• Autonomous

• Cognitive and Associative Stage

Individual constraints that have a negative effect on how skill learning and performance are known as.....

• Decision making drills

• Practice Methods

• Rate Limiters

• None of the above

An athlete watching their game performance in order to track improvements in a movement sequence through key statistics and GPAI data is known as

• Knowledge of performance

• Knowledge of results

• External Feedback

• Knowledge of performance and results

Which performance characteristic is demonstrated by a cricket player who can score runs on a variety of pitches against a variety of bowlers is an example of?

• Improvement

• Consistency

• Adaptability

• Stability

An athlete that has limited strength, speed and endurance affecting their performance is known as which type of rate limiter?

• Physical

• Technical

• Tactical

• Physiological