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WorksheetsSection B Paper 1
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Fine - Gross
Q.3 Which of the following is the THIRD stage of skill learning/progression
Autonomous
Cognitive
Associative
Practice
Practice sessions spread out over time, with rest periods and a greater level of skill retention is...
Massed practice
Part practice
Whole practice
Distributed practice
Whole practice
Is used for simple skills
Involves practicing the skill in one complete sequence
Involves practicing the skill spread out over time
Involves practicing the skill in seperate parts
"The beginner's movements will often appear uncoordinated and a large number of errors are common." This relates to which stage?
Associative
Practice
Autonomous
Cognitive
Massed practice works best when:
performers are highly motivated
the task causes fatigue
motivation is low
the performer lacks interest
Which of the following hinders the learning of a new skill?
Positive Transfer
Negative Transfer
Proactive Transfer
Bilateral Transfer
Which of the following are ways to minimise negative transfer? (Tick all that apply)
Progressive build up of skills
Teach conflicting skills together
Ensure practice and competitive environments are different
Ensure skills are well learnt before teaching new ones
What is the abbreviation for the characteristics of skill?
ACEFACE
EATCAKE
BETMAKE
ATEDATE
A learning plateau is...
Where the skill continues to improve
A period of no improvement in performance
There is a reduction in the quality of performance
Where the performer has to think carefully about the skill
Some causes of the plateau are
Lack of motivation
Boredom
Limit of ability
Fatigue
Drive reduction links to which stage in the learning curve
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Why would an athlete rest as a solution to learning plateau
to avoid boredom
to avoid fatigue
to improve motivation
as a result of poor coaching
How would a coach giving rewards and reinforcement be a solution to learning plateau
improve ability
improve motivation
lessen fatigue
improve coaching
Operant conditioning works by strengthening the link between what?
The rat and the food
The Stimulus and the Response
The action and the understanding
The learning and the end result
The 3 types of reinforcement for operant conditioning are...
Negative
Feedback
Positive
Punishment
Select the senses applicable to sport
Balance
Touch
Kinesthesis
Smell
Sight
Which 3 processes happen in the "decision making" stage of the basic info processing model
senses, DCR, translatory mechanism
selective attention, DCR, translatory mechanism
selective attention, DCR, effector mechanism
selective attention, DCR, feedback
DCR is known as the what stage?
effector
receptor
perceptual
Using info from memory to identify appropriate response/action- what stage of the DCR is this describing?
detection
comparison
recognition
What mechanism is this? The network of nerves that sends coded impulses to the muscles in order to perform the action
translator
effector
receptor
"Uses gathered information to make a decision"- which of the 3 central mechanisms does this describe?
perceptual
translatory
effector
The part of the working memory which controls and coordinates the three subsystems is called the what?
(a)
Which examples from the list would the phonological store be processing?
mental rehearsal before taking a conversion kick
hearing a team mate shout
the sound of the ball hitting the bar in cricket
Reading a coach's feedback following a game
Which examples from the list would the visual cache be processing?
the colour of the tennis ball
the direction of a tennis ball coming towards you when returning a serve
the colour of your team mates bibs
the location of the opponent you are marking
Select the features of the working memory
Unlimited capacity
Limited timescale
Links with the LTM
Limited capacity
Unlimited timescale
Select the features of the long term memory
Large capacity
Limited timescale
Stores important information in the form of motor programmes
Limited capacity
Unlimited timescale
