PE 2

Learning is relatively permanent and is due to past experience/practice. There must be a recognisable permanent change in behaviour. A coach evaluates if a performer has learnt by:

Types of learning by ____ are: (use , throughout and no caps)

There three types are related to the following verbs: use , throughout

Three stages of learning stated by Paul Fitts and Michael Posner

Guidance is information given to the learner in order to help them limit possible mistakes. The form of guidance given depends on:

The three types of guidance are

The practice given to a learner depends on (write down the word no caps)

The two types of practice are (use and)

An experienced individual who is performing a discrete task should use

The Information Processing models were designed by (no caps)

The names of the stages in full are (no 'the')

From the display, the performer registers specific aspects called

What take in sensory information?

What are the three types of receptors?

Which receptors mentioned above receive intrinsic feedback?

Which receptors receive information from internal organs?

______ is the process of assembling sensations into usable representations in the decision making process.

The ______ involves translating the coded information registered from the display into usable information.

_____ is the process of prioritizing information registered in order to select the appropriate information so as to deal with the situation.

A _____ is an organised series or sub-routines which must be performed in a particular order so that a skill can be performed well.

After schemas/motor programmes are selected and developed, the body's ____ send _____ to the appropriate muscles telling them what to do.

As a result ___ is registered through the receptors.

Memory is important because through it we receive information, interpret it, use it to make decisions and pass out the information to the body's effector system. The three types of memory are

Long-term memory word for retrieval of information (no caps)

What does 'i' stand for

Miller said that through the process of ____ a person can remember 7 items at once.

Anticipation is the ability to

The two types of anticipation are

In order to outwit opponents, performers make use of the

Long jump motor programme

The two types of motor control are (use and)

Which loop is completed by information from receptors feeding back information to the central mechanism, making feedback kinaesthetic?

Which loop works more effectively with skills that are prolonged or require slow limb movements?

JA Adams stated that the motor programme is made up of two areas: (use and)

RA Schmidt's Schema Theory suggests that every variation of a particular skill does not require the leaning of a new programme. A schema is a _____ series of movement patterns which are ___ depending on the ______

The two categories of schema are (use and)

The four areas of movement which form schemas:

Word methods to enable schema development no caps

What do they stand for (use ,)

Motives are behaviours which ____ a person's behaviour (use ,)

The two types of motives are (use ,)

A drive is a ____

Motivation is a

Maslow's psychological hierarchy of needs: ______ --> ____ (use ,)

The four levels are (use ,)

Motivation has four aspects write in order

___ refers to how motivation can affect our goals, selection of activities and maintenance of behaviour in activities.

Motivation can affect the ____ and ___ of behaviour

Types of motivation by Sage (use and)

A ___ refers to motivation to develop skills for the fun of competition

The ___ refers to a time frame when a performer experiences continuous successful skills

Extrinsic motivation is behaviour motivated by ___ and ___

Word for rewarding effectively

A physiological state of alertness and anticipation which prepares the body for action

What does RAS stand for

Which theory - There is a linear relationship between arousal and performanc

Dominant response (behaviour pattern) is dependent on how good you are and is triggered by the ____

Which theory suggests that the relationship between performance levels and arousal levels are curvilinear?