Correcting Errors
The general term used to describe the information a learner receives about the performance of a movement or skill
What is Feedback?
Occur as a result of the organismic, task, or environmental constraints.
What are errors?
Stage 1 of Gentile's two-stage model
What is "getting the idea of the movement"?
Provides information regarding the outcome of a response and is concerned with the success of the intended action concerning its goal
What is knowledge of results?
Occur when a learner doesn't understand the requirements of the skill or what is expected
What are comprehension errors?
The way progress is assessed
What is "performance curves, retention tests, and transfer tests"?
Provides information regarding the specific characteristics of the performance that led to the outcome
What is knowledge of performance?
Result from problems in assessing the environment for task-relevant cues, faulty decision-making, or forgetting.
What are errors in selection?
The period of time during the learning process in which no overt changes in performance occur.
What is a performance plateau?
Serves to provide information for error correction, motivate, and reinforce.
What is augmented feedback?
Occur when learners have not had enough time to establish proper neuromuscular coordination.
What are execution errors?
The measure of the degree to which the learner can adapt the practiced skill to a different performance situation.
What is a transfer test?
Auditory feedback, visual displays, video replay, equipment and drills, and biofeedback are all examples of what type of feedback
What is augmented feedback?
Whether an error should be corrected depends on the learners' capability to
What is make the correction?
The learners pass through three distinct stages: cognitive, associative, and autonomous.
What is Fitts and Posner?