GCSE PE Paper 2- Types of Feedback

The video tutorial covers the concept of feedback in sports, explaining its types: intrinsic, extrinsic, positive, and negative. It discusses the importance of feedback for novice and experienced performers, emphasizing the use of positive feedback for beginners and negative feedback for experienced athletes. The tutorial also differentiates between knowledge of results and knowledge of performance, providing examples from sports. Finally, it offers guidance on using feedback effectively and suggests resources for further learning.

What is intrinsic feedback?

• Feedback from an external source

• Feedback from within oneself

• Feedback that is always negative

• Feedback that is always positive

Why is positive feedback important for beginners?

• It helps them understand their mistakes

• It encourages them to improve

• It provides detailed analysis of their performance

• It focuses on the end result

What does knowledge of results focus on?

• The outcome of an action

• The feedback from a coach

• The emotional response to feedback

• The process of performing a skill

How does knowledge of performance differ from knowledge of results?

• It is only useful for experienced athletes

• It focuses on the outcome

• It focuses on how a skill is executed

• It is only useful for beginners

For whom is extrinsic feedback most beneficial?

• Coaches

• Novice performers

• Spectators

• Experienced athletes

What type of feedback is recommended for experienced performers?

• Intrinsic and positive

• Extrinsic and negative

• Intrinsic and negative

• Extrinsic and positive

Why might negative feedback be useful for experienced athletes?

• It helps them understand what they are doing wrong

• It always improves their performance

• It is more encouraging than positive feedback

• It focuses on the end result