WorksheetsInformation Processing
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which one of the following is the best example of a closed skill?
A volley in tennis
Passing to a teammate in hockey
Putting in golf
An attacking header in football
What is the definition of an open skill?
Skills that have few sub-routines and require low level of attention
Skiils that are affected by an unpredicatble and changeable enviornment
Skills that are not affected by the environment
Skills that are made up of lots of sub routines and require great concentration
Which one of the following is benefit for goal setting in sport?
Makes you beat your personal best every time
Increases motivation
Means you don't need to train as often
Decreases the effort you need
Which of these is a measurable goal?
To score more goals in football
To run the 100m in a quicker time by 10th February
To make more interceptions in football
To reduce my 100m time from 12 seconds to 11 seconds
Why is it important to review targets?
To inform future training
To see if you're the best
To ensure continued motivation
You don't need to
Which one of these would be the most complex skill?
Baton change in relay
Running 400m
Golf swing
Vaulting in gymnastics
..... skills are seen in sports where the environment is constantly changing
Open
Closed
Simple
Complex
.... skills take place in a stable, predictable environment
Open
Closed
Simple
Complex
Which of the following in an example of an open skill?
An interception in netball
A penalty kick in football
A free throw in basketball
A serve in tennis
An example of a complex skill is?
A short pass in football
A 100m start
A serve in tennis
A chest pass in netball
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of goal setting?
Increases motivation
Enables monitoring of progress
Boring & time consuming
Increases concentration and focus
Which part of SMART allows you to know when your goal has been achieved?
Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Time-bound
Which of the following is an example of a specific goal?
I want to become fitter
I want to become better at football
I want to run 200m further in my cooper run
I want to score more shots in basketball
Setting a deadline, e.g. 6-8weeks corresponds to which component of SMART?
Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Time-bound
Define selective attention....
The process of recognizing information from the display.
The process of being selective with what information they see in the display.
The process of attending to relevant cues within your display.
The process of selecting what is relevant and disregarding what is irrelevant.
What is input?
This is where we gather all the information in from the display.
This is the information we recognize to then process.
This is information stored in our short term memory
This is information that is given to the performer.
What is decision making?
Where we select the appropriate action or response. Based on relevant information form the input.
Where we choose what to do based on the information from our senses.
Where we make a decision on what to do next following the feedback we have received.
When we use our display to give an output.
Output is....
The movement we do next.
The response to the input given from the display.
The information that our brain sends to our muscles to carry out the response.
The result of correct selective attention.
What is feedback?
When are coach gives us feedback on how we performed.
Where we receive information about how we performed the skill.
When you know how you performed the skill.
When you feel that the skill was performed well.
Information processing is,...
The process that a performer goes through when they make and act on decisions.
The process that a performer goes through when they make and act on decisions. There are four steps: Input, decision-making, output and feedback.
The process that a performer goes through when they take in information in a game. There are three steps: Input, decision-making and output.
The process that a performer goes through when they make and act on decisions. There are four steps: Input, decision-making, output and extrinsic feedback.
Skill is?
Innate
Adopted
Seen
Learned
Ability is?
Innate
Adopted
Seen
Learned
A goal that is set against personal standards is known as?
Process goal
Performance goal
Outcome Goal
Smart Goal
True of False - The skill of triple jump is a fine skill
True
False
True of false - The skill of archery is a basic skill
True
False
