Worksheets11 PE - Motor Learning #3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Intrinsic feedback is most beneficial to athletes in which stage of learning?
cognitive
autonomous
all stages
associative
Knowledge of results (KR) and knowledge of performance (KP) are types of:
body awareness
massed practice
intrinsic feedback
extrinsic feedback
An athlete who has a limited understanding of the options for getting past a defender is most likely experiencing what type of rate limiter?
a tactical rate limiter
a psychological rate limiter
a physiological rate limiter
a technical rate limiter
Which type of practice would be best suited to an athlete needing to work on their tennis serve?
massed practice
serial practice
blocked practice
distributed practice
Which type of feedback would be best suited to a goalkeeper who has just missed a goal in a match?
extrinsic feedback
knowledge of performance (KP) feedback
knowledge of results (KR) feedback
intrinsic feedback
Body and movement concepts can help athletes develop skill mastery. What are the four body and movement concepts?
movement strategies, specialised movement sequences, relationships and space awareness
body awareness, movement strategies, relationships and quality of movement
movement strategies, specialised movement sequences, body awareness and quality of movement
body awareness, quality of movement, relationships and space awareness
A sit up occurs in which plane of movement?
the transverse plane
the sagittal plane
the frontal plane
the horizontal plane
Input, output, internal stimuli and external stimuli are all key concepts related to:
the dynamic systems approach.
Fitts and Posner’s model.
the information processing model.
the cognitive systems approach.
An athlete who cannot take in relevant cues is most likely experiencing:
a perceptual rate limiter.
a tactical rate limiter.
a technical rate limiter.
a physiological rate limiter.
Which of the following is a type of space awareness?
personal space
personal awareness
body space
body shape
Which of the following performances is performed in the most closed environment?
A gymnast doing a cartwheel alone in an indoor stadium.
A tennis player returning a serve at a training session with no audience.
A soccer player shooting a penalty at a World Cup final.
An archer performing at an outdoor competition.
Which of the following statements best explains why a coach might add task constraints into a training session?
to limit an athlete’s performance
to create variety in training
to implement an internal or external variable that has an impact on an athlete’s performance
to develop a new motor skill or the emergence of a new technique to overcome instability
If a high jumper makes an error in their take-off run, they might be experiencing:
a tactical rate limiter.
a psychological rate limiter.
a physiological rate limiter.
a perceptual rate limiter.
An athlete who thinks about their shooting technique in games and receives extensive and specific feedback is most likely in the ___________ stage of learning.
cognitive
conscious
autonomous
associative
When a learner decides on, or develops, a motor program based on information input, they are likely to be in which stage of the information processing model?
response selection
cognitive processing
response execution
stimulus identification
